Uganda, April 9 -- At a time when diaspora remittances have reached record highs, Uganda's proposed Sovereignty Bill threatens to undermine one of the country's most reliable economic lifelines. Uganda is once again at a crossroads between policy and prudence. The proposed "Sovereignty Bill," presented as a safeguard against foreign interference, may instead become a tool that punishes the very citizens who sustain the country's economy from abroad. At the heart of the concern is a troubling contradiction. On one hand, the government seeks tighter control over foreign funding, financial flows and political engagement linked to external actors. On the other hand, Ugandans in the diaspora, who are now being indirectly targeted, continue to ...