Uganda Detains Dozens in Anti-Corruption Protests

Protesters in Kampala face charges after marching against alleged government corruption despite a ban.

Around 60 people, including a TV presenter and protest leaders, were arrested and charged.
The protests were inspired by recent demonstrations in Kenya against tax hikes.
Ugandan authorities deployed heavy police presence and roadblocks to prevent the march.
Human Rights Watch criticized the arrests, citing a lack of respect for the right to protest.
Opposition leader Bobi Wine condemned the crackdown and promised legal support for those detained.