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Videos, Audios in Besigye Treason Case Plot Played in Court

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August 24, 2026
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Videos, Audios in Besigye Treason Case Plot Played in Court
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The Prosecution has today tendered several videos and audios from various meetings outside Uganda in which jailed opposition Politician Dr Kizza Besigye was reportedly plotting with others to overthrow the Government of Uganda.

The clips were on Monday played before the Criminal Division Judge Emmanuel Baguma in the case in which Dr Besigye who is being tried in absentia is jointly charged with his aide Obeid Lutale and Captain  Denis Oola on treason charges.

The videos some of which are 17 minutes long, 10 minutes, another 5 minutes and 33 seconds were all reportedly recorded from Geneva Switzerland by a Private Security Investigator  Andrew Wilson.

Today has been Andrew Wilson’s third day in Court as he continues to testify on how he was reportedly approached by a Ugandan based in Switzerland Joel Wakayima to train a group of about 60 opposition Ugandans including retired Colonel Dr Besigye paramilitary skills and then afterwards supply them with weapons such as grenades, firearms and ricin poison so as to overthrow the Yoweri Kaguta Museveni Government .

As part of his testimony,  Wakayima said he recorded both audio and video clips of all the meetings they had in Nairobi, Athens in Greece  and Geneva Switzerland. So today, he first showed Court 11 gadgets he covertly used to record these meetings. These gadgets included a Camera fitted in a Wall Socket Charger, a Camera in a USB Charger, an audio surveillance device put on a steel radiator, a Magnetic Audio Recorder, a WiFi Camera  ,  an Audio listening device which the witness hid in a metallic flower pot during the meetings, a Power Bank with dotted like camera in it , a necklace with a camera on it among other devices.

Andrew said when he came to Uganda, he wrote reports from the said meetings and handed them to former Chieftaincy of Military Intelligence Commander James Birungi  for further management. Birungi has spent almost a year in detention on charges  related to fabricating intelligence reports on terrorism in Uganda.

But, witness Wilson noted that in his report to Birungi, he also shared screen shots of conversations on a Redmi phone he had specifically bought to communicate with Besigye and Wakayima group.  He said he was afraid of the contents being discussed by Besigye and Wakayima as they had talks related to terrorism and treason against the government.

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Wilson noted that he never wanted the information intercepted at any Airport and as such, he bought a hardrive and put all his recordings and any other useful information there. This hard drive has also been shown to Court .

The meetings recorded included  meetings held on January 28th 2024 at Anthens International Airport and on June 14th 2024.  He said that he had also recorded the September 29th 2024 meeting in Anthens while wearing a covert camera on his waist Coat  and a Sports Watch

Court has heard that Wilson also had a necklace which had a camera on it and it has also been showed to Court as evidence. He also hard a black coloured flash drive with a camera on it and it recorded previously zoom meetings, physical meetings among others before he handed it together with a Samsung and Redmi phone to the Ugandan CID investigators.  Andrew has  further  informed Judge  Baguma that another recording of November 16th 2024 when Besigye was arrested in Nairobi was  never saved  by the Kenyan Police which took the gadgets he was using before he ran away from the arrest.

It was Wilson’s testimony  that even the conversations in which Besigye was reportedly using his United States of America phone number to try and secure release for Wakayima who had been arrested in Switzerland over immigration related issues were also captured in his evidence. The videos and recordings from all this have been played in Court. But one could hardly hear anything. The sound was of extremely bad quality, noisy and too loud.

Some people who were in Court like Dr Lulume Bayiga were covering their ears due to the echo and noise from both audios and videos. Some actually got out from the proceedings one by one saying the evidence was not sufficient to implicate Besigye and his co accused.

They said that whereas the videos are there and people are seen in a meeting; one can hardly understand what was actually being talked about. It is difficult to understand whether it was a discussion on treason or something else in the absence of a clearer audio. Dr Besigye is seen on video wearing a dark grey like jacket in one of the recordings together with someone identified as Wakayima by the witness.

There is also money seen in the meeting which Wilson alleges was genuine money which they wanted to remove its serial numbers such that it becomes counterfeit or fake money and later be brought to Uganda to destabilise its economy. He does not explain how genuine money can destabilize the economy by just removing its serial.

Also in that meeting was a one Frank Kihehere whose face is not seen, according to Wlison.   Wilson had earlier told Court that Kihehere has been threatening him almost every week saying that his company will collapse and that he keeps sending him (Andrew) pictures of himself when he is testifying in Court and he gets tormented on social media platforms.

According to Wilson, these pictures were taken by Besigye’s wife Engineer Winnie Byanyima because he was keen and straight looking into her phone camera when she took them last session. Apart from high profile politicians, the media and other people are not allowed to enter with phones and handbags in Besigye case.

Audios of over two hours were also played but the Court couldn’t finish listening to them. Instead, the matter has been adjourned to Tuesday August 25th, 2026, for further Prosecution hearing.

Andrew Wilson was being led by Chief State Attorney Richard Birivumbuka together with Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions Thomas Jatiko. On the other hand, Captain Denis Oola who is accused number three on the file is represented by state hired lawyers namely; Sylvia Namawejje Ebitu, Julius Sserwambala and Sarah Awero.  Hajji Lutale remains without legal representation as Besigye keeps in prison on medication despite having vowed never to come back for this trial where he accuses the Judge of actual bias and incompetency. Besigye, Lutale and Captain Oola are jointly charged with treason over allegations that they plotted to overthrow the government.

According to the prosecution, the trio held meetings in Uganda, Kenya, Greece and Switzerland to solicit funding, acquire weapons and organise paramilitary activities. Prosecutors further allege that Besigye met an alleged Kurdish intelligence operative identified as Andrew Wilson and received US$5,000 to facilitate the transportation of 36 Ugandans to Kisumu, Kenya, for military training, although the recruits were allegedly intercepted and deported before the training commenced.

The State also alleges that Besigye sought to acquire surface-to-air missiles, ricin poison and counterfeit currency, and planned to use drone technology to assassinate President Yoweri Museveni. The prosecution says it intends to rely on witness testimony, audio and video recordings, social media communications, immigration records and telephone data as evidence during the trial-URN. Give us feedback on this story through our email: kamwokyatimes@gmail.com

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