Uganda’s ruling party rejects Museveni’s son as possible successor

November 12, 2026

Uganda’s ruling National Resistance Movement has reportedly rejected a proposal to name President Yoweri Museveni’s son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, as his successor ahead of the 2031 presidential election, following opposition from senior party members. The AFP news agency reports that the proposal was discussed at a closed-door party meeting on Tuesday, but a vote on Kainerugaba’s candidacy was abandoned after several members spoke against it.

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