Uganda's Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja denied that people were protesting after President Yoweri Museveni extended his 40-year reign over the country by another five years. Opposition politicians have claimed the result of Uganda's elections are 'fraudulent'. | Sky News

25K views · 459 reactions | Government officials including Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja, Minister for Kampala Minsa Kabanda and KCCA Executive Director Sharifah Buzeki have arrived downtown to assess the extent of damage to traders’ property following recent floods. #NTVNews Abubaker Lubowa | NTV Uganda | Facebook

18K views · 681 reactions | VIDEO: Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja, Minister of Finance Matia Kasaija and other officials attending the ongoing #KnowYourBudget23 conference at Kololo Independence Grounds took a break to workout WATCH | NTV Uganda | Facebook

Prime Minister Obote seized supreme power in Uganda on 22 February 1966 in a desperate bid for political survival. His sudden move, executed almost single-handedly, appears to have neutralized all opposition. Five moderate southern ministers of Obote’s own party are under detention in the north. The police are searching for leaders of the opposition parties, but most of them, including President Mutesa, are unaccounted for. To justify his move Obote has charged the arrested ministers with plotti

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100K views · 2.8K reactions | Ssaabaminisita Robinah Nabbanja obadde omulabye? | CBS Emmanduso | Facebook

44K views · 2.7K reactions | Ssaabaminisita Robinah Nabbanja atiisizzatiisizza abasawo abaagala okwekalakaasa , abagambye nti abalala bangi abalinze okudda mu bifo byabwe. #CBSFmUpdates | CBS Emmanduso | Facebook

Rt. Hon. Nabbanja Robinah Prime Minister Tukyakubanja JohnBosco Kibalama. Joel Ssenyonyi 📌 | PointMedia