Netanyahu’s East Africa visit draws condemnation
Daniel Arapmoi
Press TV, Kampala
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is on a tour of Eastern Africa which would land him in Uganda, Kenya and finally South Africa. The controversial trip has drawn public condemnation. Many analysts believe Netanyahu is in Africa to boost arms exports. Press T-V’s Daniel Arapmoi has followed the story and filed this report:
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