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Uganda: Tumukunde to Muslims - Stand Up, Speak for Yourselves

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[Monitor] Former Security minister Lt Gen Henry Tumukunde has asked the Muslim community in Uganda to always speak up and address their concerns to authorities charged with policy implementation and administration of the country.

Source: allAfrica.com

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