Pledge to repatriate Idi Amin's body

A leading opposition candidate in Uganda's presidential election has promised to repatriate the remains of the former dictator, Idi Amin, and build a museum in his honour.
Amama Mbabazi, the former prime minister, said he wanted to reconcile different factions in Uganda.
Too often, they divided the country between Idi Amin's people, Milton Obote's people and Yoweri Museveni's people, he said.
Amin's eight-year rule from 1971 to 1979 was characterised by bloodshed and eccentricity.
He killed opponents, often brutally, and expelled Uganda's Asian population, before being overthrown by Obote. He died in exile in Saudi Arabia in 2003.
Mr Mbabazi is running for the first time against Mr Museveni in elections after falling out with his former close ally.
The president is seeking a fifth term in the fiercely contested election due on 18 February.