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Muwanga Kivumbi Resurfaces at Nateete Police After 19-Day Search
Kampala, Uganda, July 29, 2026 - National Unity Platform Buganda deputy president Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi resurfaced at Nateete Police Station after about 19 days of uncertainty, conflicting security accounts and a pending High Court habeas corpus application.
Kampala, Uganda, July 29, 2026 - National Unity Platform Buganda deputy president Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi resurfaced at Nateete Police Station after about 19 days of uncertainty, conflicting security accounts and a pending High Court habeas corpus application.
He was later taken under tight security to Butambala Chief Magistrate’s Court.
This detail was included in the mid-to-late July UGANDA briefing.
Party leaders said the appearance came as they pursued court orders to produce him, framing the episode as incommunicado detention ended only under legal pressure.
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