The problem is stark, May 3 -- gangs in eastern Uganda are multiplying, and their violence is escalating. What began as scattered groups of young men has transformed into organised networks that dominate towns and trading centres.Their numbers grow with each passing season, and their cruelty has become grotesque-extortion, brutal attacks, and intimidation now define daily life for many communities. The gangs are no longer just a nuisance; they are reshaping the social fabric of the region through fear and force.At the heart of this rise lies a mix of poverty, unemployment, and disillusionment. Many young men, unable to find work or meaningful opportunities, are drawn into these groups by promises of quick money and belonging."The politica...