We Won’t Accept Disrespect,” Deputy Speaker Tayebwa Reveals How EU Summoned Uganda’s Ambassador After Museveni Won January Elections
Uganda’s Deputy Speaker of Parliament Thomas Tayebwa has criticised what he described as external interference in African electoral processes, questioning the European Parliament’s decision to summon Uganda’s ambassador following the January elections.
He made the remarks while addressing regional delegates in Eswatini ahead of the OACPS–EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly.
He said the issue highlights the need for more balanced diplomatic engagement between Africa and Europe.
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