UGANDA: FIVE YEARS IS TOO SHORT, PRESIDENT YOWERI MUSEVENI
31/10/2017President Museveni has said five years is too short a time for him to concentrate on presidential duties. “After an election, you spend about one year settling in and before.
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President Museveni has said five years is too short a time for him to concentrate on presidential duties. “After an election, you spend about one year settling in and before.
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