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Uganda Sets Free 9 Rwandans Prisoners

AdminBy AdminJanuary 8, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read
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By. Adiga Julius

The govt of Uganda has dropped charges and set free nine jailed Rwandans and are to be repatriated back to Rwanda today.

Speaking at the press conference where the two govt announced the release of the nine prisoners, Uganda’s foreign affairs minister Sam Kahamba Kutesa revealed that this is done to clear the growing tension between the two nations and now cement the bilateral relationships between the two countries.

However, the Rwandan ambassador to Uganda, Maj.Gen Frank Mugambagye refers this gesture to a new state of freedom and appreciates the step taken by Ugandan govt.

He further urges Uganda to end arbitrary arrests of innocent Rwandan citizens but calls for the release of all Rwandan citizens still in jail.

But the released prisoners among them is, Mr. Mugabo Nelson, Rtd. Sgt. Rene Rutagungira,, Claude Yakalemwe, Emanuel Rwamucho, Augustine Rutayisire, Etienne Nsanzabahahizi, Munyagabe Adrien and Urayeneza Gilbert state that more Rwandans are still in Ugandan prisons.

The nine have been behind bars for over two years now on accounts of pausation of illegal fire arms, entering Uganda illegally among other charges.

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