A spokesman for Uganda's main opposition party says government forces raided its headquarters Monday, a day after its leader vowed to challenge his loss in last week's presidential election.
Joel Ssenyonyi told reporters that police have surrounded the compound of the National Unity Party located in a Kampala suburb and are preventing members from entering the building.
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