Commonwealth Chief Dismisses Idi Amin's Grandson's Racism Claim
The Commonwealth Games chief has dismissed claims of racism made by Aziz Abdul, the grandson of former Ugandan dictator Idi Amin. The chief stated that Abdul's allegations were groundless.
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Racism claim by Idi Amin’s grandson groundless, says Commonwealth chief
Ugandan boxer criticised referee after disqualification Chief executive Sadleir defends TNT Sports coverage Commonwealth Sport chiefs have dismissed Idi Amin’s grandson’s claims of corruption and racism after he was disqualified for a head-butt in the super-heavyweight boxing. Aziz Abdul lashed out at the decision by the Argentinian referee, Manuel Vilarino, after losing his quarter-final fight to England’s Damar Thomas. It came after he was correctly docked a point for a standing count in ...
By Sean Ingle in Glasgow
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Aziz is the grandson of the country’s late dictator Idi Amin.
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