MUSEVENI EXPLAINS WHY HE EMBRACED THE INDIANS IN UGANDA.

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@ug.nationalist Жыл бұрын

indians were part and parcel aswel as beneficiaries of the Colonial Project in uganda......., When Colonisers were forced to leave Uganda, the White man instead handed Uganda's Resources i.e economy, Properties and Big Jobs to his indian friends of British Nationality/Passport hence compromising independence; Recall; uganda by that time was more of a Socialist state as per Obote's "Common man's charter" with all resources owned by the Gov't.., By this, independence was not complete as per the african Desires..., But a change of Guard. After the Expulsion (Real independence), All those properties and those that were acquired by High Ranking Uganda government officials of indian/foreign origin as a result of Corruption and Embezzlement were supposed to be confiscated by govt as well, as it will be the case Now after Sevo rule..., No foreigner is Demanding Uganda Govt whatsoever in that regard......, Those 8,000 properties should be re-nationalised again including Busoga sugar factories

@jamman8678 Жыл бұрын

But they the Indians demise was when they started interfering with politics as they have started now. And this is dangerous for them and the country. Yet if government is not corrupt this could work. But with the demise of the law and endemic corruption it’s all going to be bad.

@samuelt.kisaame7787 Жыл бұрын

The President's address sounds a bit contradictory in that he seems to be complementing Indians whilst also criticizing them. Personally I am of the view that Uganda's economic growth cannot be attributed to a section of the population. There are other sources of investment which can be courted too. Ugandans too (natives) can also be good investors if only endemic corruption can be eradicated because they "eat corruption for breakfast, lunch and supper".

@winebarimunsi4732 Жыл бұрын

Need to encourage local investors, sadly many over promise and end up not living to the billing, but today there is a real growth in local investors...