Rwandan President Paul Kagame and his Ugandan counterpart Yoweri Museveni are expected to shed more light on the political tensions affecting their countries when they meet in Angola for talks on security matters in the Great Lakes.
Kampala and Kigali have been feuding since 2017 leading to a breakdown in relations early this year that affected the flow of goods and people across their common border.
Rwanda accuses Uganda of supporting rebels and dissidents opposed to Kagame’s government, a charge that Museveni denies.