Journalist Named New Monarch of Uganda's Tooro Kingdom After 'Boy King' Dies
Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma, a news anchor, has been named the new crown prince of Uganda's Tooro Kingdom following the death of King Oyo. The decision has sparked controversy, particularly from the late king's relatives who claim he left a rightful heir.
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A journalist is named king of a Ugandan monarchy that just lost its onetime ‘boy king’
A journalist is named king of a Ugandan monarchy that just lost its onetime ‘boy king’
Journalist Named New Monarch of Uganda's Tooro Kingdom After 'Boy King' Dies
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A journalist is named king of a Ugandan monarchy that just lost its onetime ‘boy king’
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