Uganda has reversed its decision to withdraw from the Duke of Sussex’s Invictus Games after receiving clarification from the palace, which confirmed there were no objections to its participation. The initial pullout was prompted by the country’s military chief, who cited concerns over the controversy surrounding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. The reversal follows an earlier statement where the official expressed discomfort with the couple’s public disputes. The shift underscores how diplomatic sensitivities can quickly alter international commitments.
Military chief had pulled country out over ‘Harry-Meghan nonsense’ but U-turned after clarification from the palaceUganda has U-turned on its decision to withdraw from the Duke of Sussex’s Invictus Games after the country’s military chief said he had been reassured by King Charles that there was “no problem” with its participation.Last week, Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the eldest son of the Ugandan president, Yoweri Museveni, made the surprise announcement the country would not participate in the games in a post on X. He said he was motivated by his respect for the king amid division over the “Harry-Meghan nonsense”. Continue reading...
