Uganda's Indian Community Approaches Indigenous Recognition
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The Indian community in Uganda, numbering between 25,000 and 27,000 people, is nearing official recognition as indigenous. This community contributes approximately 65 percent of Uganda's income tax, highlighting their significant economic role. The development marks a notable shift in the status of this minority group within the country.
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