Uganda has reversed its earlier decision to withdraw from Prince Harry's Invictus Games tournament for veterans after an intervention by King Charles III's most senior aide, the Ugandan army said. Colonel Chris Magezi, Uganda's acting director defence public information, wrote on X: "The decision follows a telephone conversation between General Kainerugaba and the Principal Private Secretary to His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Queen of the United Kingdom, the Right Honourable Sir Clive Alderton K.C.V.O. "In the discussion, Sir Alderton revealed that King Charles III was moved by General Kainerugaba’s sensitive consideration of the King’s opinion on the upcoming Invictus Games organized by Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex.
Sir Alderton said King Charles III has no problem with Uganda’s participation in the Invictus Games, and encouraged the CDF to proceed with preparations for UPDF’s participation in the games." This is a developing story and will be updated. Contact Newsweek editors on this story: Daniel Orton and Sam Wilson.
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