Uncleared presidential aspirants press Electoral Commission at its offices, accuse it of bias

Several presidential aspirants, including Mubarak Munyagwa (Common Man's Party), Muhammad Nsereko (Ecological Party of Uganda) and Joseph Kabuleta (NEED), went to the Electoral Commission's offices on the evening of 23 September demanding to be cleared, the Daily Monitor reports. Nsereko accused the commission of working for President Museveni, and former candidate John Katumba said the process was handled in a way aimed at failing him, saying he had submitted extra signatures without a response.