When Major General (Rtd) Mugisha Muntu left the top ranks of Uganda’s military, it wasn’t for power but for principle. In a political landscape often driven by personality and survival, Muntu stands out as a disciplined soldier-turned-politician who values integrity over intrigue. From the NRA bush war to founding his own party, his journey has been shaped by conviction, not ambition. Here is more from Juliet Nalwooga.
GREGORY MUGISHA MUNTU: The quiet revolutionary in Uganda’s loud politics
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