LIVE: Uganda Approves Gaza Troop Mission Under Trump's Israel Ceasefire Plan | Firstpost Africa

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Watch this video as Firstpost examines why Uganda could become one of the most important African players in the future of Gaza. Uganda's Parliament has approved the possible deployment of troops to the Gaza Strip under a U.S. backed international stabilisation force linked to President Donald Trump's ceasefire plan. But why did Washington turn to Uganda instead of NATO allies? The answer lies in Uganda's growing military capabilities, its deepening security partnership with Israel, and a relationship shaped by history, from the 1976 Entebbe raid to today's strategic cooperation. The move also raises major geopolitical questions. Could Uganda's decision reshape Africa's global security role? Will Kampala's alignment with Israel strain ties with pro Palestinian governments across Africa? And what happens if the Gaza mission becomes another prolonged conflict? Alyson Le Grange tells you more on Firstpost Africa. Also on the show: - Ruto Under Fire As Kenyan Women Demand Justice for Miss

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