Bobi Wine Flees Uganda, Vows to Fight On

0:00Today is March 15th. Here's what's making headlines worldwide. Ugandan opposition leader Bobby Wein has left the country after two months in hiding following January's presidential election. The pop star turned politician, whose real name is Robert Kiagulaniye, challenged the results that kept Yaree Riemusevani in power, claiming widespread. Fraud. He fled his home in Kampala right after the vote. In a video posted on social media this past Saturday, Wein explained he stepped out for important meetings abroad, but did not say where. He promised to return soon and keep fighting for his cause. Security forces had blocked his rallies, arrested supporters, and set up roadblocks to track him down during his time in hiding. That made it tough for his campaign to gain ground. Ugandan's military, led by Musevini's son, Mahousi Kainarugaba, confirmed they were searching for Wein, though no clear charges have emerged. The government has not commented on his latest message. Meanwhile, Wein plans to rally international support while away amid Musevini's 35 years

1:05in charge since 1986. Critics say past elections involved intimidation, which officials deny. This episode is supported by our sponsor, see details in the description. No earbuds, no headbands, no awkward sleeping positions, just a pillow that plays your