A delegation of Burundian officials are in Uganda to persuade their nationals living as refugees to return home. About 45,000 Burundians live in various refugee settlements in Uganda after fleeing a political crisis in their country that started in April 2015. CGTN'S Isabel Nakirya reports.
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