
Veteran opposition leaders Dr.Kizza Besigye remains admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Mulago National Referral Hospital following a dramatic collapse during a High Court session in Kampala.
The incident has sparked widespread concern among his supporters, political leaders, civil society organizations, and members of the public, with many calling for transparency regarding his health and treatment.
Dr. Besigye, who was appearing before the High Court to answer treason-related charges, reportedly became unwell while proceedings were underway. Court officials immediately suspended the hearing as medical personnel rushed to assist him before he was transferred to Mulago Hospital for specialized treatment.
The unexpected collapse led to legal proceeding to an abrupt halt and shifted public attention to his medical condition.
According to his wife, Winnie Byanyima, Dr. Besigye was unconscious and unresponsive after the incident. She has publicly appealed to the authorities to allow independent medical care, arguing that his health should be given priority as the legal process continues.

Her appeal has generated extensive discussion across social media and among political observers in Uganda and abroad. The High Court has since then directed the Uganda Prisons Service to present a comprehensive medical report detailing Dr. Besigye’s current health status.
The report is expected to help guide the court on the next steps in the ongoing case, including whether he is medically fit to continue participating in court proceedings.
Political leaders, human rights advocates, and members of the public continue to closely monitor developments surrounding the case.

Many have emphasized the importance of ensuring that Dr. Besigye receives appropriate medical attention while respecting the rule of law and the independence of the judicial process. The situation remains one of the country’s most closely followed political and legal stories.
As of the official updates, Dr. Besigye remains under close medical observation at Mulago National Referral Hospital. Authorities have not yet announced when he will be discharged or when the suspended court proceedings are expected to resume.
Further updates are expected once the court receives the requested medical report and doctors provide additional information on his condition.
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