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President Museveni and President Ramaphosa of South Africa met at State House-Entebbe to discuss bilateral relations and regional issues. They reaffirmed their commitment to peace, stability, and economic development in Africa during the fruitful discussions

President Museveni and President Ramaphosa in meeting at State House Entebbe yesterday 16^th April 2024

The President of the Republic of Uganda Yoweri Museveni hosted His Excellency Cyril Ramaphosa, the President of South Africa, at State House Entebbe yesterday for a series of high-level discussions.

The meeting covered a wide array of topics including regional security, trade agreements, diplomatic cooperation, and various other significant matters that require thorough deliberation.

Expressing his gratitude for President Ramaphosa’s visit, President Museveni highlighted the importance of collaboration between the two nations on various fronts. The fruitful exchange of ideas and insights during the meeting is expected to further strengthen the bilateral ties between Uganda and South Africa.

President Museveni, President Ramaphosa, and the Chief Defence Forces Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaaba interacting at State Entebbe House.

In attendance at the meeting was the Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, adding a strategic military perspective to the discussions. Sources within State House revealed that discussions touched upon pressing issues, including the situation in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

The involvement of Uganda’s military in addressing regional security challenges was likely a key topic of conversation, considering its historical role in promoting peace and stability in the Great Lakes region.