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Uganda: Foreign Affairs Minister Sam Kutesa Apologises to China - Shame On Uganda!
Monitor, 25 June 2017
Foreign Affairs Minister Sam Kutesa Apologises to China - Shame On Uganda! Read more »
A diplomatic row has ensued after Ugandan officials revealed that Chinese diplomats allegedly connived with wildlife authorities to engage in illicit ivory trade in DR Congo, Central African Republic and South Sudan. The Chinese ambassador vowed to protest to Uganda's Foreign Ministry and issued a stern warning, forcing the foreign ministry to back down and apologise without the matter going further, writes Harold Acemah for Daily Monitor.
President Yoweri Museveni in China (file photo).
A standoff occurred between the two countries over President Yoweri Museveni's letter which named two Chinese diplomats in the illegal sale of ivory. Read more »
A letter authored by President Yoweri Museveni has drawn the country into a diplomatic row with the world's second-largest economy, over controversial ivory trafficking claims. Read more »
The Chinese ambassador, Zheng Zhuqiang, has strongly disputed some of the claims contained in President Museveni's letter to the inspector general of government, ordering an ... Read more »
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