The bill is intended to finish off Kyagulanyi and People Power, NUP lawyer Sas Marvin explains

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What does Uganda’s new Sovereignty Bill really mean, and why are many calling it a turning point for opposition politics? In this episode of the NUP Podcast, I sit down with SAS Marvin, a lawyer and Secretary for the Diaspora on the National Executive Committee of the National Unity Platform (NUP), to break down the real implications of the proposed law. We go beyond headlines to examine: What the Sovereignty Bill actually says How could it affect coordination within NUP The legal and political risks for opposition actors The broader impact on Uganda’s political future This is not just a legal conversation — it’s a deeper look at power, control, and the future of political organizing in Uganda. If you want to understand what’s at stake, this is a conversation you cannot afford to miss.