Bebe Cool claims he dismantled Radio & Weasel’s rise and ended Bobi Wine’s musical career—adding that Chameleone knows the risks of a battle.

From Museveni’s four-decade legacy to Bobi Wine’s urban youth movement, this guide profiles all 13 probable candidates shaping Uganda’s 2026 election landscape.

Dokta Brain wrote a diss reply for Bobi Wine, but shyness changed his fate—starting a solo music journey.

The National Unity Platform (NUP) has recorded a major fundraising triumph, collecting over UGX 1 billion in two days from local and international supporters.

Internal disputes have rocked the National Unity Platform (NUP), with accusations that Bobi Wine’s close allies are manipulating candidate selections.

Bebe Cool says he won’t work with Bobi Wine unless he removes his political blinders and stops making unnecessary enemies.

Hon. Medard Ssegona has filed his nomination forms with NUP and issued a bold warning to political rivals, saying none are more qualified than him.

Abed Bwanika has formally left the National Unity Platform (NUP) and announced his reelection bid under the Democratic Front, led by Mathias Mpuuga.

Despite a long-running rivalry, Bebe Cool says he treats Bobi Wine’s children like his own and maintains friendships with his siblings like Eddy Yawe.

Dr. Stella Nyanzi has drawn sharp criticism online after mocking Bobi Wine’s unopposed re-election as president of the National Unity Platform. In a viral post, Nyanzi condemned Uganda’s political culture of recycling male leaders across parties, questioning when the country will see a woman leading any major political organization.

Bobi Wine’s NUP continues to grow as seven Members of Parliament defect from FDC, DP, and independent positions to join the party.

“I will not keep quiet anymore,” says Mathias Mpuuga, as he announces plans to sue Bobi Wine over defamation, accusing the NUP leader of betraying party foot soldiers for personal gain.