In a tense and controversial election, Yoweri Museveni has been declared the winner, extending his nearly 40-year rule in Uganda. Opposition leader Bobi Wine has alleged that the elections were marred by widespread repression, intimidation, and irregularities, including claims of ballot stuffing. Following the election, Bobi Wine reported escaping an attempted raid on his house as he seeks refuge amid fears of repression. His party has condemned the results as fraudulent, and protests have erupted in response to the declared outcome, which has led to violence and several casualties. As tensions rise, the Ugandan authorities face criticism for imposing internet blackouts and restricting access to information during the electoral process.