PRESIDENT MUSEVENI VOWS TO CRUSH PARLIAMENT PROTESTERS WITH IRON FIST

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni vowed to crush any attempts at unrest with an "iron hand." The march to parliament protest organized by a coalition of opposition groups and civil society organizations, aims to protest corruption, human rights abuses, and economic mismanagement.

In his speech, Museveni accused the organizers of plotting to destabilize the country and warned that his government would not tolerate any form of dissent.

"We will not allow a handful of criminals to disrupt the peace and stability we have worked hard to achieve," he declared.

The President's warning has been met with widespread criticism, with many seeing it as a thinly veiled attempt to stifle free speech and silence dissenting voices. Opposition leaders have vowed to proceed with the march, despite the threat of police action.

As tensions build, concerns are growing about the potential for violence and repression. 

The international community is watching closely, urging restraint and respect for human rights. 

The July 23rd march promises to be a pivotal moment in Uganda's political landscape, as citizens demand accountability and democratic reforms. Will the government heed their calls, or will force and intimidation prevail?.