Bobi Wine

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Bobi Wine, a Ugandan pop star-turned-politician and leader of the National Unity Platform, shares his gripping journey from music to politics. He reveals how a personal assault transformed his songs into powerful political anthems, voicing the aspirations of Uganda’s youth. Bobi discusses the brutal repression he faced during his presidential campaign and the importance of international attention on Uganda’s struggles. He emphasizes the need for strong democratic institutions to prevent future autocrats, urging the world to condition aid on human rights.