Uganda Government News: Museveni challenges UK on homosexuality

Ultimate Media

The President of Uganda Yoweri Kaguta Museveni says he is not moved by the threats issued by the British Prime Minister James Cameroon regarding the reduction of foreign aid to countries that have laws punishing homosexuality.

Museveni, while meeting the Togolese President Faure Gnassingbe at State House Entebbe says Uganda shall not promote such acts of homosexuality under any circumstances.

Early this week, the U.K Government stated that it will deduct the aid to Uganda because of its intention to pass a law that will be against homosexuals’ rights.

Museveni however says his government shall not harass homosexuals because they have lived well in Uganda for ages even before colonization. He says they should practice their acts in private and not in the limelight.

Meanwhile, the Togolese President Faure Gnassingbe says Togo is a homosexual free state.

Gnassingbe has ended his 4 day state visit to Uganda by hailing Uganda for its economical development.