Ugandans with Expired National IDs Can Still Travel and Conduct Business
Uganda’s Expired National IDs Still Valid for Travel and Business Transactions In a recent press briefing, Simon Mundeyi, spokesperson for […]
Uganda’s Expired National IDs Still Valid for Travel and Business Transactions In a recent press briefing, Simon Mundeyi, spokesperson for […]
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