Two Kenyan activists were abducted in Uganda after attending a rally for reggae singer Bobi Wine's presidential campaign. This incident raises serious concerns about the safety of political supporters in the region and highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding political dissent in Uganda. The activists, Bob Njagi and Nicholas Oyoo, were detained by heavily armed security forces, drawing attention to the risks faced by those who cross borders to support democratic movements.

In a troubling development, Kenyan activists have reportedly been abducted in Uganda, as stated by opposition leader Bobi Wine. He described the incident as a 'mafia-style' pick-up, suggesting a serious threat to political freedom and safety in the region. This situation raises concerns about the treatment of activists and the state of democracy in Uganda, highlighting the risks faced by those who oppose the government.