UGANDA’S YOWERI MUSEVENI MARKS 40 YEARS IN POWER

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has once again taken the oath of office, extending a political reign that has defined Uganda for four decades. For supporters, he is the leader who restored stability, rebuilt state institutions, and transformed a country once scarred by war and economic collapse. For critics, his continued hold on power raises difficult questions about democracy, generational change, and political transition. On this edition of Different Perspectives, Paul Ndiho takes a balanced look at Museveni’s legacy, the tensions surrounding his seventh oath, and what this moment means for Uganda’s future.

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