“He has been arrested. He is being held at Kasangati police station in the company of about three people he was walking with to work,” Anne Mugisha, deputy foreign secretary of Besigye’s Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) party told Reuters by phone.
Uganda, east Africa’s third biggest economy, was rocked by deadly protests over the high costs of basic commodities and transport in March and April this year.
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