World Bank lifts lending freeze over Uganda anti-LGBTQ law
Uganda has lost between $586 million and $2.4 billion a year because of the anti-LGBTQ law, notably because of frozen financing, British charity Open for Business estimated last year.
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Uganda has lost between $586 million and $2.4 billion a year because of the anti-LGBTQ law, notably because of frozen financing, British charity Open for Business estimated last year.
Describing the horrific treatment she received, Atuhaire recalled that after being taken into custody, Tanzanian authorities stripped her down to her underwear and subjected her to physical assault.
Wakati mkenya Boniface Mwangi na mwenzake wa Uganda Agather Atuhaire walipoondoka katika nchi zao Mei 18, 2025, walikuwa na matumaini…
Mwangi accused the Kenyan government of failing to intervene in his detention. “My government let me down. They sided with Suluhu’s government and claimed we were interfering with Tanzanian politics,” he said.
These three women fought not just for independence from colonial rule, but also for space, voice and respect in societies that often ignored women’s power.
Rising abductions and torture in East Africa signal more than abuse; they are a direct threat to regional stability, security, and US interests.
The charge sheet also indicates that Besigye was planning to print fake money and pump it into the Uganda economy
Our neighbors from Tanzania, if we have wronged you in any way, forgive us.
By recounting her abduction, Maria reminded the world that the struggle for democracy in Tanzania and across the region, is far from over.
We are ahead of them politically, intellectually, and in every other way. Speaking English is not a priority for us!