Uganda’s government announces it will evacuate 746 of its citizens currently in South Africa amid xenophobic violence. The decision follows reports of attacks and insecurity in areas affected by the unrest, including KwaZulu-Natal. Ugandan authorities also state that one Ugandan has been killed in an attack in KwaZulu-Natal, underscoring the risks faced by nationals there. The evacuation plan is intended to remove the affected Ugandan citizens to safety and reduce further exposure to violence while conditions remain unstable. The outlets report that the government has confirmed both the evacuation figure and the death of a Ugandan in the region. Details on the timing, routes, and logistics are not provided in the available excerpts, but the action is presented as an official response to the situation involving foreign nationals. The reports describe the measure as protective and coordinated by Ugandan authorities in relation to events unfolding in South Africa.