Federalists have promised to write Uganda's history I thought?
Em
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From: "YOSWA DAMBISYA" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: ugnet_: Re: [FedsNet] Part 111 BUGANDA CRISIS 1964 -- PhantomArms
of the 1960s
> 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
>
>
