What happened: Supporters of the opposition chant 'People power' as military forces confront them in central Kampala. Gunfire and stun grenades were reported near Kibuye roundabout during the vote counting process.
Why it matters:
- The violence disrupts the electoral process and raises concerns about political stability.
- It affects voters, opposition supporters, and the general public in Uganda's capital.
MNN Take: Tensions during election counts can lead to unrest, especially when security forces and political groups clash. Such incidents highlight challenges in ensuring peaceful democratic processes.
Sources: Sky News (Breaking)