Ugandan police have arrested Muwanga Kivumbi, a lawmaker and close ally of opposition leader Bobi Wine, over alleged involvement in post-election violence. Kivumbi, a deputy leader of Wine's National Unity Platform (NUP), is accused of organizing attacks on a police station and a vote-tallying center following the recent elections.

• Police report seven people killed in the incidents, while Kivumbi claims ten people died at his home.
• The arrest comes after President Yoweri Museveni's re-election for a seventh term, during which he warned opposition figures about planned attacks.
• Bobi Wine, who fled his home after the elections, has denounced the results as "fake" and alleged a "silent massacre" targeting activists, claiming over 100 people have been killed in election violence.