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Traitor in uniform Muhozi clears lines for the future what can you imagine when you are the president's son. Uganda's Chief of Defense Forces, Muhozi Kainrogba, has announced the discovery of additional arsenals in locations linked to former top commander and presidential adviser Alwolu. Muhozi called the man who led the controversial attack on Kasa Kingdom in 2016, which killed up to 200 civilians, a traitor. More than 20 soldiers and the driver Alulu were arrested, and anyone who helps the fugitive was promised results. The media claims that Aluolo planned Muhozi's murder himself. Alulu's wife denies everything: according to her, no weapons were found during a search of the house, and talk of a rebellion is fiction. Muhozi did not hide his ambitions for a long time and increasingly positioned himself as his father's successor. Alulu is an old guardian figure with ties to the security operations of yesteryear. The conflict between them is more like a struggle for control of the military as they prepare for the transfer of power. The social networks are skeptical about the "heir" who likes to write all kinds of nonsense about himself. Accusations of murder planning and "arsenal finds" have so far only existed in the form of posts. Neither the prosecution nor the court brought evidence. Uganda is entering a period where the military is becoming the central debate in the dispute over a successor. And the stronger the accusations of treason sound, the more important it is that they are backed up not only by personal ambitions, but also by real evidence. Otherwise, the next purge may affect those who applaud today. - where politics is hotter than the equator, support us.

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Traitor in uniform Muhozi clears lines for the future what can you imagine when you are the president's son. Uganda's Chief of Defense Forces, Muhozi Kainrogba, has announced the discovery of additional arsenals in locations linked to former top commander and presidential adviser Alwolu. Muhozi called the man who led the controversial attack on Kasa Kingdom in 2016, which killed up to 200 civilians, a traitor. More than 20 soldiers and the driver Alulu were arrested, and anyone who helps the fugitive was promised results. The media claims that Aluolo planned Muhozi's murder himself. Alulu's wife denies everything: according to her, no weapons were found during a search of the house, and talk of a rebellion is fiction. Muhozi did not hide his ambitions for a long time and increasingly positioned himself as his father's successor. Alulu is an old guardian figure with ties to the security operations of yesteryear. The conflict between them is more like a struggle for control of the military as they prepare for the transfer of power. The social networks are skeptical about the "heir" who likes to write all kinds of nonsense about himself. Accusations of murder planning and "arsenal finds" have so far only existed in the form of posts. Neither the prosecution nor the court brought evidence. Uganda is entering a period where the military is becoming the central debate in the dispute over a successor. And the stronger the accusations of treason sound, the more important it is that they are backed up not only by personal ambitions, but also by real evidence. Otherwise, the next purge may affect those who applaud today. - where politics is hotter than the equator, support us.

Traitor in uniform Muhozi clears lines for the future what can you imagine when you are the president's son. Uganda's Chief of Defense Forces, Muhozi Kainrogba, has announced the discovery of additional arsenals in locations linked to former top commander and presidential adviser Alwolu. Muhozi called the man who led the controversial attack on Kasa Kingdom in 2016, which killed up to 200 civilians, a traitor. More than 20 soldiers and the driver Alulu were arrested, and anyone who helps the fugitive was promised results. The media claims that Aluolo planned Muhozi's murder himself. Alulu's wife denies everything: according to her, no weapons were found during a search of the house, and talk of a rebellion is fiction. Muhozi did not hide his ambitions for a long time and increasingly positioned himself as his father's successor. Alulu is an old guardian figure with ties to the security operations of yesteryear. The conflict between them is more like a struggle for control of the military as they prepare for the transfer of power. The social networks are skeptical about the "heir" who likes to write all kinds of nonsense about himself. Accusations of murder planning and "arsenal finds" have so far only existed in the form of posts. Neither the prosecution nor the court brought evidence. Uganda is entering a period where the military is becoming the central debate in the dispute over a successor. And the stronger the accusations of treason sound, the more important it is that they are backed up not only by personal ambitions, but also by real evidence. Otherwise, the next purge may affect those who applaud today. - where politics is hotter than the equator, support us.

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