Uganda: Minister Accuses Police of Helping Rwandan Spies Flee

Kampala — Police have secretly repatriated 11 suspected Rwandan spies who had disguised as refugees, in the process helping them to evade prosecution in Uganda, the Minister for Relief, Disaster Preparedness and Refugees has said.

In an interview yesterday, Mr Hilary Onek said the suspects first registered at Kyaka II Refugee Settlement Camp in Kyegegwa District as Congolese refugees, but were arrested two months ago at Mirama Hill border as they re-entered the country this time as Rwandan refugees.

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