Kenyans Be Warned: General Muhoozi Issues Stern Caution Over Museveni Health Rumours

Ugandan First Son, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has issued a stern warning to those spreading false rumours about President Yoweri Museveniโ€™s health.

โ€œI want to warn those spreading false rumours in Kenya that my father, President Yoweri Museveni, is critically ill. This is both criminal and reckless,โ€ Muhoozi stated.

He further cautioned that continued silence from President William Rutoโ€™s government while such misinformation spreads could be interpreted as an act of hostility towards Uganda.

โ€œIn Uganda, it is against the law to discuss or speculate about the Presidentโ€™s health or death. We are already gathering information about individuals sharing this misinformation online,โ€ he added.

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