Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni is scheduled to be sworn in on Tuesday for another five-year term, extending his decades-long rule. All outlets describe Museveni as having been in power for about 40 years and seeking a seventh consecutive term. The reporting also highlights that his son is increasingly visible in Uganda’s political system and is widely described as functioning as a de facto ruler. While the sources focus on the transition to a new term for Museveni, they do not dispute the core timeline: the inauguration takes place Tuesday and sets the stage for Museveni’s continued leadership for the next five years. The articles present the son’s role as a significant development, but they do not provide detailed, independently verified specifics in the excerpts provided. Overall, the coverage centers on the combination of Museveni’s continued presidency and the growing influence attributed to his son as Uganda prepares for the start of the new term.