Ramaphosa in Kampala on working visit

President Cyril Ramaphosa has met with his Ugandan counterpart Yoweri Museveni in Kampala today. The main focus of the discussions was the prevailing political and security challenges in the Great Lakes region. DRC has been struggling to address the security challenge in both the north and the south. The neighbouring countries such as Uganda and Rwanda have been involved in these skirmishes in the DRC. The recent deployment of SADC troops made up of 2000 SA soldiers has caused uneasiness in the region. Last week President Ramaphosa discussed this matter with President Paul kagame of Rwanda. As part of seeking political solution the South African president is now in Uganda to engage president Museveni .
We now cross live to our correspondent in Uganda Leon Ssenyange.
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[@insanitywithin1]

He is wasting the taxpayers money for his own Meganise supplies

[@PNamuK]

Any Ankole cow imports?

[@joecruiser]

The sa top tool is getting around, begging again?

[@joecruiser]

Looking for free sticks n stones for his sandf.

[@FreedomforAfricans]

Talk about Uganda's involvement or lack thereof in stopping M23 attacks in The Congo!
Stop masking it in Uganda sending forces to the "Region" TALK ABOUT CONGO, we don't want to hear about the "region"
Ssenyange, you are being a disappointment to investigative journalism. People you know have families that are being decimated in DRC, and there you are playing word games and not using your platform to get the truth out!!

[@glanurselethoba8712]

Viva my President 🤣🤣