Uganda's High Court in 39-Case Race Against Election Clock
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Uganda's High Court is rushing to resolve 39 parliamentary election disputes. The cases were filed by candidates ahead of the 2026 national polls.
With only days remaining before voting begins, the court faces intense pressure. It must decide these pre-election cases to finalize the candidate list.
These disputes typically involve challenges to a candidate's eligibility. They can also include accusations of fraudulent nomination processes.
The court's decisions will directly impact the electoral landscape. Resolving the cases is crucial for ensuring a clear and contested ballot.
The outcome will determine which candidates officially appear on ballots nationwide.