Ndugu Ssemakula, While I am enjoying these exchanges of yours regarding our not so distant political history, I am bemused by the fact that you would characterise as "authoritative" anything said by Grace Ibingira of Milton Obote and his times. Evidently, the two differed in very fundamental ways; one was imprisoned by the other; each felt betrayed by the other. Supposing Milton Obote were to write about Grace Ibingira (as I believe he did during some exchanges with a London Friend), would you accept his writings/sayings as authoritative on said subject?
I've just got hold of Kanyeihamba's recent book, I intend to go through it when time allows. Pinycwa's foreword seems to prepare the reader for yet another biased account of Uganda's constitutional and political developments. Where, then, does one turn for unbiased, objective and authentic reading on Uganda? Best regards, Yoswa
