Tahir Mamdani

Besigye served as Yoweri Museveni's personal physician during the bush war that carried the National Resistance Movement to State House in 1986. He held ministerial rank in the government that followed. And for the better part of the last twenty-five years, he has been the person that same government most wants silenced.

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