Uganda’s army chief broke ties with the United States on Friday, accusing its embassy of helping missing opposition leader Bobi Wine, then reversed his stance an hour later and issuing an apology to “our great friends.”
Uganda’s army chief apologies to “great friends” the US after accusing embassy of helping opposition
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