Ugandan police are investigating the murder of an exiled Rwandan critic who was found decapitated near Kampala.
Authorities in Uganda found the body of an exiled critic of the Rwandan government. They discovered the victim near the capital city of Kampala. Police confirmed he was decapitated.
Next, the spokesperson for the Ugandan police provided details. They identified the man as 50-year-old Robert Kabera. His head remains missing at this time.
However, officials believe the killing happened around October 16 or 17. They found the remains in a small village called Luwala. Officers continue to investigate the crime.
Also, background checks show Kabera was a former sergeant in the Rwandan military. He left his home country several years ago. He later became a vocal opponent of President Paul Kagame.
Then, Kabera gained a large online following. He managed a popular YouTube channel called Major Robert TV. He often featured songs supporting opposition political figures.
Meanwhile, his brother Victor claims the trouble started in Rwanda. He stated that the army created false criminal charges against him. He believes the accusations were a witch-hunt.
After that, the Rwandan government labeled Kabera a fugitive. They accused him of harming a minor. Kabera denied these serious allegations until his death.
Still, critics often accuse Rwandan leaders of targeting political opponents abroad. President Kagame has held power since 2000. Many dissidents live in fear of similar violence.
Finally, this case follows other suspicious deaths of exiled figures. Attackers shot former army officers in Mozambique and South Africa. Another critic died after being strangled in a hotel room.
As a result, these events highlight the ongoing danger for those who speak out. Other activists have survived multiple attempts on their lives. Global observers continue to monitor the situation closely.