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Uganda: Police Warn Protesters Could Face Five Years in Prison for Damaging Roads

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[Nile Post] Police have warned that rioters may face up to five years in prison for destroying roads as the opposition political leaders continue to mobilize crowds to protest the rising cost of goods and living.

Source: allAfrica.com

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