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Uganda restored nationwide internet and social media on Jan. 26, 2026, ending a 13-day shutdown before the presidential election.
Uganda restored full internet and social media access nationwide on January 26, 2026, ending a shutdown that began January 13 ahead of the presidential election.
The Uganda Communications Commission cited security, misinformation, and electoral integrity as reasons for the blackout, which disrupted communications, banking, and media operations.
The move, affecting around 20 million users, drew legal and human rights criticism for lacking a state of emergency and violating constitutional rights.
President Yoweri Museveni was declared the winner with 71.65% of the vote, though opposition leader Bobi Wine contested the results.
The UCC stated the shutdown ended after technical and security assessments, with General Muhoozi Kainerugaba announcing full restoration.
Uganda restauró internet y las redes sociales a nivel nacional el 26 de enero de 2026, poniendo fin a un cierre de 13 días antes de las elecciones presidenciales.