Uganda back in Invictus Games after withdrawing over 'Harry-Meghan nonsense'

What the report says

Uganda is set to return to Prince Harry’s Invictus Games after previously withdrawing from the event, according to Sky News. The broadcaster reported that Uganda had pulled out over what was described as “nonsense” connected to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, but has now decided to take part in next year’s competition.

The Invictus Games is an international adaptive sports event founded by Prince Harry for wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans. Uganda’s renewed participation suggests the dispute that prompted the earlier withdrawal has been resolved, although Sky News did not provide further details on what changed.

The report places the development in the context of the wider relationship between the Games and its royal founder, whose public profile often draws attention to the event beyond sport. For Uganda, the decision means it will again be represented in a competition that emphasizes recovery, rehabilitation and military service.

Sky News said the information came from its own understanding, and the full public article text was unavailable. Based on the available evidence, the key development is simply that Uganda is back in the field for the next Invictus Games after an earlier break caused by objections tied to Harry and Meghan.