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Former US president on Uganda Safari to Kidepo Valley

By theo vos on 20th June 2017

According to Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) Executive Director Andrew Seguya, One of the former presidents of the Unites States of America is expected to come for a Uganda Safari to Kidepo Valley National Park (located in Karamoja, North East Uganda).

Due to security reasons his identity will not be revealed yet. So for now we’re left with speculating who of the five living ex-presidents: Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George H. W. Bush or Jimmy Carter.

Source: New Vision (National Newspaper Uganda).

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