Over 700 Ugandans evacuated from South Africa have been taken to the National Leadership Institute (NALI) at Kyankwanzi for rehabilitation and mental orientation as the government responds to renewed xenophobic attacks in South Africa. The acting minister for Foreign Affairs, Haruna Kasolo, said the programme is intended to help returnees adjust to life back home…
The government has announced plans to repatriate hundreds of Ugandans stranded in South Africa following months of rising xenophobic attacks and growing tension targeting foreign nationals. Speaking to journalists , the acting minister for Foreign Affairs, Haruna Kasolo Kyeyune, said President Museveni had directed the Office of the Prime Minister to work with the ministries…
The Senior Presidential Adviser on Diaspora Affairs, Abbey Walusimbi, has condemned recent xenophobic attacks against foreign nationals, including Ugandans, in South Africa. Walusimbi said the attacks were unacceptable and could undermine relations between Uganda and other African countries. Speaking to Bbeg Media at his office in Kampala, Walusimbi urged South Africans to remember the support…
