Odrek Rwabwogo, son-in-law to Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, has publicly responded to criticism from his brother-in-law, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, regarding the arrest of an associate. General Muhoozi recently labeled the Presidential Advisory Committee on Exports and Industrial Development (PACEID) as illegal and corrupt. Rwabwogo countered, stating that only President Museveni has the authority to halt his work and insisting that due legal process should be followed. This exchange highlights a growing rift within Museveni’s family and potentially signals deeper political tensions. The dispute centers around the arrest of Mathew Bagonza, an associate of Rwabwogo, and the legitimacy of PACEID. The situation raises questions about power dynamics and accountability within Uganda's government. Rwabwogo’s direct address to Muhoozi underscores the public nature of this family disagreement.