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Uganda’s Opposition Leader Advocates Bitchat to Circumvent Election Internet Blackouts

Uganda’s Opposition Leader Advocates Bitchat to Circumvent Election Internet Blackouts

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2025-12-31 13:53:01
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Uganda’s primary opposition figure, Bobi Wine, has endorsed Bitchat as a decentralized communication tool ahead of the 2026 general elections. Historical patterns suggest the government may impose internet shutdowns to stifle dissent and disrupt election monitoring.

Wine’s public appeal on X highlights the regime’s alleged strategy to sever digital communication channels during critical democratic processes. Bitchat’s peer-to-peer architecture offers a censorship-resistant alternative for mobilization and transparency.

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