Former intelligence officer and political commentator Charles Rwomushana has warned Ugandans to exercise caution amid growing tensions surrounding opposition leader Dr. Kizza Besigye’s court case and health condition.Speaking on Radio Simba’s Gasimbaganne ne Bannamawulire talk show, Rwomushana said the country is at a sensitive stage where careless actions and statements could escalate political tensions.“We are supposed to be very careful as a country because we are at a very dangerous stage of an escalating trap. So, we should avoid being dragged in that trap,” Rwomushana said.
His comments follow public debate over Besigye’s court proceedings after the opposition leader collapsed during trial and was admitted to Mulago National Referral Hospital. Besigye has also raised concerns over his legal representation, insisting on his right to choose his own lawyers.
Rwomushana urged leaders and citizens to handle disagreements through legal and constitutional channels, warning against statements that could create hostility towards state institutions or deepen divisions.He emphasized the need to protect Uganda’s stability, saying political differences are normal in a democracy but must be managed responsibly.The case involving Besigye continues to attract national attention, with supporters demanding protection of his rights while government officials maintain that legal procedures must be followed.(For adverts, inquiries news, send us a message on +211929244599)