Ugandans went to the polls yesterday in a high-stakes election as President Yoweri Museveni seeks a seventh term after more than 40 years in power. The vote took place amid heavy security and an internet blackout, raising concerns about transparency and access to information. Joining us now to reflect on election violations and the line between irregularities and systemic illegality is Godwin Toko, a lawyer and activist in Uganda currently the deputy team leader at Agora, an activists' organisation in Kampala

<p>Ugandans went to the polls yesterday in a high-stakes election as President Yoweri Museveni seeks a seventh term after more than 40 years in power. The vote took place amid heavy security and an internet blackout, raising concerns about transparency and access to information. Joining us now to reflect on election violations and the line between irregularities and systemic illegality is Godwin Toko, a lawyer and activist in Uganda currently the deputy team leader at Agora, an activists' organisation in Kampala</p>