Ugandans decide on voting reform

Ugandans chose whether or not to allow multi-party politics in the East African country in a referendum today, the first step in reforming the country’s constitution, which forbids political parties from campaigning in elections.

Ugandans decide on voting reform

Ugandans chose whether or not to allow multi-party politics in the East African country in a referendum today, the first step in reforming the country’s constitution, which forbids political parties from campaigning in elections.

President Yoweri Museveni banned multi-party politics when he came to power in 1986, insisting political parties were tribally-based and responsible for years of partisan violence and civil war.

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