Body of world's youngest traditional king returns home to Uganda amid succession row
King Oyo died in the US last week aged 34 after receiving treatment for an aggressive form of cancer.
King Oyo died in the US last week aged 34 after receiving treatment for an aggressive form of cancer.
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