Kampala — Religious leaders have appealed for dialogue as a measure to resolve the weeklong stand-off between Uganda and Rwanda that culminated in the closure of the border between the two countries.
Under their umbrella body, the Inter Religious Council of Uganda, the clerics describing themselves as 'ardent advocates of dialogue', asked the heads of the two states "to sit at a round table and find a lasting solution to the underlying misunderstandings."
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