Uganda team manager has 'no idea' why boxers have disappeared
Summary
Four boxers from Uganda, who took part in the Commonwealth Games, did not show up for their return flights and have turned off their phones. The Ugandan team manager said he doesn't know why they disappeared, and officials believe they might still be in Europe, possibly seeking asylum.Key Facts
- Four Ugandan boxers (two men and two women) vanished after the Commonwealth Games ended.
- Their names are Ibrahim Kemis (20), Nuhu Batte (22), Emily Nakalema (32), and Angel Katushabe (21).
- The boxers missed their scheduled flights home and stopped communicating.
- Officials say their visas are valid until October, so they might remain in Europe legally for now.
- The team manager does not know the reasons for their disappearance or if they plan to seek asylum.
- A sports media site reported that one boxer said they intend to seek asylum to access better training and opportunities.
- The Ugandan high commission is now working with Scottish authorities to address the situation.
- A similar case was reported with a Pakistani athlete who also disappeared after the Games.
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