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Human rights activists skeptical about Donald Trump promise

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
November 10, 2016
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US election 2016 result: Donald Trump beats Clinton to take White House

Donald Trump announces his candidacy for president during a rally at his Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, New York, on Tuesday June 16, 2015. Mr. Trump also announced the release of a financial statement that he says denotes a personal net worth of over 8 billion dollars.

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Human rights activists are skeptical about Donald Trump’s pledge to deal with African dictators.

Speaking during his campaigns, the US president elect Trump assured Americans that once voted into office, he would deal with African dictators.

Now speaking to Kfm executive director of the Foundation for Human rights Initiative Dr Livingstone Sewanyana said while this was a good pronouncement, actual implementation may be a challenge.

He states that once one is elected president of the US,priority is often given to the wellbeing of the American people, however adding that any efforts to deepen democracy and good governance in Africa would be highly appreciated.

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