Uganda ordered to end Bobi Wine’s house arrest

A Ugandan court has ordered the military to leave the home of opposition politician Bobi Wine, who says he has been held under house arrest since the country’s presidential elections. Wine, a popular singer, was the main opposition frontrunner to President Yoweri Museveni in the elections held on January 14. Ugandan authorities said letting Wine leave home unescorted could incite rioting.

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