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I’ll post links to the rest when I get them organized and uploaded.

I am somewhat relieved to be leaving Kampala, as things have been a bit tense here recently. Besides the rioting prior to my arrival, there has been a large military presence in the city due to the arrest of opposition leader Kizza Besigye. On Friday evening, we were walking through town trying to find something to eat, and all of a sudden, we walked into an area where large crowds were gathering, and many members of the crowd were arguing with some of the soldiers on the street. Apparently, we were near the Ugandan High Court building, where Besigye was having some sort of arraignment. I was pretty anxious to get the hell out of the area. I have a feeling there will be more problems before the elections next year, especially if Besigye is found guilty in his court martial. The whole thing seems pretty fishy. The opposition leader just happens to get arrested during his campaign against the current president? What is really crazy is that he is receiving a court martial, even though he is not in the military. He is accused of being a “terrorist”, and the military is claiming jurisdiction over the matter because they claim Besigye had guns, which are “weapons of war”. From the few people I’ve talked to here about the situation, they seem to think it is all politically motivated, and that Museveni is a quasi-dictator.