Explainer: How Ugandan voters communicate with hand gestures

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Sky News published this video item, entitled “Explainer: How Ugandan voters communicate with hand gestures” – below is their description.

John Sparks looks at how Ugandans tell each other how they voted or who they support using hand gestures.

The country is going to the polls with the pop star presidential wannabe Bobi Wine looking to unseat the long-time incumbent Yoweri Meseveni.

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