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So, how idi Amin was perceived was/is a CLASS THING, then? The COLONIAL ELITES: Intelligencia, and the Bureaucratic NYAMPARAS(colonial HEADMEN) VILIFIED him and went after him, while the COMMON UGANDANS: Rural Peasantry, Working class& all the marginalised subaltern population EXALTED HIM? That is a song by one of the...

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Kakwenza Rukirabashaija profil fotoğrafı
Kakwenza Rukirabashaija1 ay önce

Now the colonial elites, the common Ugandans etc collectively vilify those who think that they liberated us from Amin.

@Burg profil fotoğrafı
@Burg1 ay önce

Listened to the lyrics I must conclude Indians were terrible human beings , thse people mistreated our grandparents. Imagine if Amin hadn’t expelled Indians , would indigenous citizens get involved in substantive production ? Late President idd Amin Dada thank u for chasing thse rascists .

F. Golooba-Mutebi profil fotoğrafı
F. Golooba-Mutebi1 ay önce

Even among “the colonial elites”, significant numbers hailed Amin. One of the aspects of Uganda’s history that cry out 4 research. Mamdani’s “slow poison …” opened up some new avenues 4 interpreting Amin’s actions, but large gaps remain. As for rendering the song in English….

Ongodia Media profil fotoğrafı
Ongodia Media1 ay önce

Gen, I can tell you for the first time, your team is a sellout team in 1984, Idd Amin with his level of education puts all of you to shame, start with Uganda airlines he built after the collapse of EAC

KATO profil fotoğrafı
KATO1 ay önce

Atleast for Amin Ugandans knew his stance towards the direction Uganda has to take, he was a dictator but a transformational leader (Kagame like), You who claim to have liberated Uganda have just killed our country!!! No jobs, kidnappings,injustices, land grabbing...etc!! So bad

Besi Andrew profil fotoğrafı
Besi Andrew1 ay önce

Interestingly, the question before Uganda today is much the same as it was when Ssebaduka sang his song of glory to Amin: Can the political elite rediscover the distinction between Power & Purpose?

Turinawe profil fotoğrafı
Turinawe1 ay önce

The irony is that the more the current misleaders demonize Amin The more the young citizens appreciate his life and job he did

SsalongoKatendeBN profil fotoğrafı
SsalongoKatendeBN1 ay önce

And thats the truth the elites have done nothing especially the one with the cow mentality...

Atwine Besigye profil fotoğrafı
Atwine Besigye1 ay önce

Actually Amin liberated Ugandans in a way. Chasing the Asians was the best decision of his presidency

Jack Esq. 🇺🇬 profil fotoğrafı
Jack Esq. 🇺🇬1 ay önce

Trust me on this, many so "colonial elites" dont know the current president of uganda. Yesterday I was interacting with one white in his 70s, and he told me how he's so proud of Amin, when he went to Scotland, buy a full ranch and hired his cousins to set if in uganda! Etc

Dr. Asuman Lukwago profil fotoğrafı
Dr. Asuman Lukwago1 ay önce

Uganda was just 9 years after Independence.

Kakoma George profil fotoğrafı
Kakoma George1 ay önce

We're on our current history NRM M7 syndrome forget about Idi Amin. Amin was even far better with evidence of pro Uganda unlike impunity of current

Nahurira Ronald profil fotoğrafı
Nahurira Ronald1 ay önce

Dada webale kuyamba nyoo! 👌

Ahmed Kyeyune profil fotoğrafı
Ahmed Kyeyune1 ay önce

Uganda's anti colonial struggle was about Asian overwhelming dominance of trade and through the economic war of 1972, min achieved what Obote had failed to achieve in 8 years

Bosco N Rutabanzibwa profil fotoğrafı
Bosco N Rutabanzibwa1 ay önce

One buyer of coffee Masaka, Kiwangala - weighing ⚖ cut o.2kg kn every kg! Don't accept go elsewhere! Thanks Gen

Allan Ruhunde Amooti 🇺🇬 profil fotoğrafı
Allan Ruhunde Amooti 🇺🇬1 ay önce

I saw the Kyagulanyi name and my guess was that you meant to type "Robert." But alas....

Kigongo .K.M profil fotoğrafı
Kigongo .K.M1 ay önce

If Shaka Ssali can resurrect today and gets another interview with you, he can faint !!!

Musoke Julius profil fotoğrafı
Musoke Julius1 ay önce

Unfortunately what is going on in Uganda today is worse than Amins time. You people really have disorganized our country with your bush war. We have institutions during that time. All gone. Now its guns and military everyehere. We are doomed.

Wambewo Abudalaziz profil fotoğrafı
Wambewo Abudalaziz1 ay önce

Title: Mmali ya nyoko?

Jimmy Kiberu profil fotoğrafı
Jimmy Kiberu1 ay önce

In this one man guitarist (kadongo kamu), it appears the Afrcans (Ugandans) viewed Indian//Asian traders with deep suspicion. He bluntly calls them exploiters andd "bakondo."

Solomon Lubulwa profil fotoğrafı
Solomon Lubulwa1 ay önce

Basing on what Obote had done to Sir Edward Mutesa and @BugandaKingdom_ , Amin's coming in leadership was a reprieve to many Baganda at that time. That's why he was greeted with too much joy after the announcement of the end of the Obote I regime

Jozelo068 profil fotoğrafı
Jozelo0681 ay önce

Thank you. Amins story is two faced

Nkulunziza Felix Nelson profil fotoğrafı
Nkulunziza Felix Nelson1 ay önce

The same story is happening today. Ask sugar cane growers. The current bayindi learnt nothing and forgot nothing from pre 1972 era. We need 2nd liberation from selfish and exploitative Asians.

baligira moustafa profil fotoğrafı
baligira moustafa1 ay önce

Ugandans today want the same to happen and there right includimg me

OJ profil fotoğrafı
OJ1 ay önce

As a sound fanatic i can't help but listen to the reverb on this piece.

Melchizedek 🎗️ profil fotoğrafı
Melchizedek 🎗️1 ay önce

This song is anti -capitalist . I have loved it . Uganda is now under capitalism and we must fight it at all levels beginning with paying medical interns

Ole ghuna sokysha profil fotoğrafı
Ole ghuna sokysha1 ay önce

But Amin was far better than the NRA government, obuyiindi enaku ziino bungi nyo mukibuga 😃😃😃😃😃. That part "boyi yongeza pili pili namagi" is so interesting

YaaaAaaaA 🤣🤣🤣 profil fotoğrafı
YaaaAaaaA 🤣🤣🤣1 ay önce

Kati why did you fight him ??

muyugu saffi profil fotoğrafı
muyugu saffi1 ay önce

Same thing happening now as educated ugandans decide to loot government services from education to health,from transport to land,etc .

Joshua Ojungu profil fotoğrafı
Joshua Ojungu1 ay önce

The other side of political history that school will not give you. Great post Afande.

Nyanzi Paul profil fotoğrafı
Nyanzi Paul1 ay önce

Indeed so much depth

kan henry profil fotoğrafı
kan henry1 ay önce

Who else has realised how most people in the video were lean and not fat like today!

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