By Moses Walubiri Government has quickly moved to refute reports that it’s already considering Rwanda’s request to extradite seven of its nationals enjoying refugee status in Uganda, clarifying that it’s yet to receive the names of the ‘wanted people.’ President Paul Kagame Rwanda, through its Inspector General of Police, Emmanuel Gasana, without naming names, recently requested the extradition of seven refugees it accused of committing a litany of crimes. State Minister for Refugees, Musa Ecweru, was earlier this week quoted by French News Agency (AFP) as saying that government is considering Rwanda’s request, implicitly indicating that Kigali had finally submitted the names of the wanted refugees. “Rwanda is yet to give us the names,” Commissioner for Refugees, Apollo Kazungu, said when asked about the AFP report, adding; “In any case, we will strictly abide by the laws and conventions governing refugees.” Kazungu said Rwanda will have to a...