CLEAN : Uganda: Angry voters refuse to go home without voting

The transcript discusses the frustration of voters who have been waiting since early morning to vote. It highlights their desire to vote and return home, leading to demonstrations. The speaker clarifies that these actions are not riots but expressions of anger and frustration.

What time did the voting start according to the transcript?

• 2:00 PM

• 4:00 PM

• 12:00 PM

• 6:30 AM

Why were people frustrated during the voting process?

• The voting location was closed.

• They had been waiting since early morning.

• They were not allowed to vote.

• They were not registered to vote.

What was the main reason for the demonstration?

• To demand police intervention.

• To express dissatisfaction with the voting process.

• To celebrate the voting process.

• To request more voting stations.

What did the demonstrators want to achieve?

• To change the voting time.

• To start a riot.

• To go back home after voting.

• To get media attention.

How did the speaker describe the demonstration?

• As a peaceful protest.

• As a misunderstanding.

• As a riot.

• As a celebration.