Uganda: who is Ret. General KayihuraKale? What have been the twists and turns of his life? 10 things about his life from ambition to the abyss and back. Report by Johnblanshe_m
Kale Kayihura, 67, a four-star general, wielded a lot of influence in Uganda’s power structure but later fell out with President Yoweri Museveni. Sacked from the police chief portfolio, he spent time in jail.is tacit approval that Museveni has forgiven Kayihura of several charges he had been facing in a military court, though there hasn’t been an official announcement about the end of his litigation.
Army officers are not retired with pending disciplinary cases. Gen. Kale Kayihura continues to lobby through Museveni’s son Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba for the official end of the legal case, sources say. Muhoozi has
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