That's unsurprising, as both are essentially failed states.
As well as on the ITAR list.
Wonder what the story is with Uganda, they seem to have a better backbone than their neighbours despite being landlocked.
Uganda is home to a large regional hub for UN logistics, a state-of-the-art CDC infectious disease laboratory, and similar outposts--presumably due to Uganda's relative stability over the past few decades and strategic proximity to several less-stable neighbors.