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Newshour: 15/01/2021 14:06 GMT: Uganda election: Bobi Wine cries foul

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15/01/2021 14:06 GMT: Uganda election: Bobi Wine cries foul

Uganda election: Bobi Wine cries foul

BBC World Service - Newshour, Uganda election: Bobi Wine cries foul

Initial tallies show President Museveni in a clear lead but Bobi Wine claims vote-rigging

Initial tallies show President Museveni in a clear lead, but Bobi Wine claims vote-rigging

Initial vote tallies in the Ugandan presidential election show the incumbent Yoweri Museveni with a clear lead over his rivals. But his leading challenger, the 38-year-old singer-turned-politician Bobi Wine, says he is confident he has won.
 
Also in the programme: hospitals in the Brazilian city of Manaus "overwhelmed" as the country faces two variants of the coronavirus; and German Chancellor Angela Merkel's CDU party meets to choose her successor from three male candidates.
 
(Photo: Ugandan presidential candidate Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, otherwise known as Bobi Wine, speaks during a press conference the day after elections at his home in Kampala, Uganda on 15 January 2021. Credit: EPA/STR)

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