🚨 BREAKING NEWS | Alleged Leaked Video of Missing Opposition Activist Sam Mugumya Raises Fresh Questions
In this video, we examine the emergence of a purported leaked video that supporters claim shows missing Ugandan opposition activist Sam Mugumya, who has not been seen publicly since his reported abduction in August last year.
According to those sharing the footage, the video was recorded inside an undisclosed detention facility where Mugumya is allegedly being held incommunicado. The individual shown appears unable to walk without the assistance of a walking frame, prompting renewed concern among supporters and human rights advocates. The authenticity of the video and the circumstances surrounding it have not been independently verified.
We also discuss significant new claims that surfaced after a visit to Luzira Upper Prison, where opposition supporters say they met Amos Rwangomani, who had reportedly been missing for nearly a year. According to accounts shared after the visit, Rwangomani said he was recently brought before a military court and remanded to Luzira Upper Prison. He also reportedly stated that he had previously been detained at a facility in Kasenyi, where he claimed Sam Mugumya, King Zale, and Hon. Muwanga Kivumbi were also being held before his transfer.
These developments have renewed calls from opposition figures, families, lawyers, and human rights advocates for authorities to disclose the whereabouts of all individuals reported missing, ensure due process, and investigate allegations of secret detention and enforced disappearance.
In this report, we cover:
The alleged leaked footage of Sam Mugumya.
What the video appears to show.
The latest claims made by Amos Rwangomani.
The growing concerns over alleged incommunicado detention.
The broader implications for human rights and the rule of law in Uganda.
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