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Ugandan Parliament Mourns Tourists and Guide Killed by Suspected ADF Rebels

In a somber session, the Ugandan Parliament expressed its deep condolences and mourned the tragic loss of two foreign tourists and their Ugandan guide, who fell victim to a brutal attack by suspected Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) rebels within the confines of Queen Elizabeth National Park.

The Minister for Security, Mr. Jim Muhwezi, addressed Parliament, providing details of the harrowing incident and shedding light on the circumstances surrounding the deadly attack. He revealed that the assailants took advantage of security vulnerabilities within the Uganda Wild Life Authority, ultimately resulting in the loss of innocent lives.

The Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Mr. Thomas Tayebwa, recognized the gravity of the situation and made the decision to prevent members of Parliament from initiating a debate on Mr. Muhwezi’s statement, emphasizing the sensitivity and ongoing investigation surrounding the matter. The Parliament, for the time being, has chosen to focus on honoring the memory of the victims and offering condolences to their families.



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