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occurred in Buganda. It was
driven by
conflict between Prime Minister Milton Obote and the
Kabaka of Buganda,
Mutesa II,
culminating in a
military ****ault...
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while initiating political purges against suspected Obote supporters. Meanwhile, Amin
ordered his
air force to
retaliate by
bombing Tanzania, prompting...
- the
Uganda Army in 1965. He
became aware that
Ugandan President Milton Obote was
planning to
arrest him for
misappropriating army funds, so he launched...
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president of
Uganda from 1962 to 1966, when he was
overthrown by
Milton Obote. The
foreign press often referred to him as King Freddie, a name rarely...
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fighting group, Adok
Nekyon cousin brother of the late
President Milton OboteAir force Major Lutaya,
Nampenda Philip, Muvule,
Wamusi Teddy all
lived in...
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Uganda and
Tanzania following Amin's 1971
overthrow of
President Milton Obote, who was
close to the
President of Tanzania,
Julius Nyerere. Over the following...
- ****ure
political dynamics.
Uganda gained independence in 1962, with
Milton Obote as the
first prime minister. The 1966
Mengo Crisis marked a significant...
- Army and
Air Force Staff,
while Brigadier Opolot was
demoted to the
Ministry of
Defence as
Chief of the
Defence Staff. On 24 May 1966,
Obote ousted Mutesa...
- hyper-inflation, with one
contributing factor being Obote's ****cution of
Indian traders.
During Obote's regime,
flagrant and
widespread corruption had emerged...
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forces of
Uganda during the
presidencies of
Mutesa II and
Milton Obote (known as
Obote I). As time went on, the
military was
gradually expanded and increasingly...
