Ugandan MPs Criticize Voters After Primary Defeats

A group of Ugandan lawmakers has publicly criticized voters following their recent election losses. The politicians, from the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) party, lost their official party support in primary contests. These Members of Parliament accused voters of being opportunistic. They claim constituents prioritize personal gain over meaningful community development. The criticism highlights growing tensions after the party's internal elections. The MPs suggested that civic responsibility is declining among the electorate.