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  1. Xenophobic protests and anti-migrant violence broke out in Uganda and South Africa.
  2. Xenophobic attacks in South Africa lead to citizen evacuations, involving Ugandan government entities.
  3. The Ugandan government is responding to xenophobic attacks in South Africa by guiding the Parish Development Model (PDM) to ensure sustainable livelihoods for returnees.

Ugandans displaced by xenophobic attacks in South Africa, prompting diplomatic talks between Museveni and Ramaphosa.

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Ugandans displaced by xenophobic attacks in South Africa, prompting diplomatic talks between Museveni and Ramaphosa.

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UgandaSouth AfricaYoweri Museveni

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  1. Economic diplomacy is required to protect Ugandans, as they are also involved in companies operating in South Africa.Sub-event
  2. Ugandans fled xenophobic attacks in South Africa, while Museveni discussed the situation with Ramaphosa.1 source
  3. Museveni and Ramaphosa discussed the xenophobic attacks, while Uganda promotes domestic investment.1 source

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The Ugandan government is responding to xenophobic attacks in South Africa by guiding the Parish Development Model (PDM) to ensure sustainable livelihoods for returnees. All 1 developments

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