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Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni is on a six-day march through the jungle to re-trace the route through which his guerrilla forces seized power three decades ago.
Critics have dismissed this action as a bid to rally support ahead of 2021 elections.
Africanews senior journalist Ronald Kato explains further.
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