The first postcolonial President of this country was Mutesa II thanks to its monarchist party Kabaka Yekka, but he was exiled to Britain a few years after Britain granted this nation its independence.
The first postcolonial President of this country was Mutesa II thanks to its monarchist party Kabaka Yekka, but he was exiled to Britain a few years after Britain granted this nation its independence. The next President wrote a Social- ist pamphlet titled The Common Man's Charter, and his order to arrest the Army Chief led to a coup when that Presi- dent was in Singapore. The next leader of this country expelled most Asians, declared himself Conqueror of the Brit- ish Empire, allowed Palestinian hijackers to use Entebbe (en-TEB-bee) Airport, and attempted to invade Tanzania (tan-za-NEE-uh). Eventually, Yoweri Museveni (moo-say-VEH-nee) brought stability to this country. Name this East African nation that has been ruled by Milton Obote (o-BOA-tay) and Idi Amin (EE-dee ah-MEEN) whose capital is Kampala.
The first postcolonial President of this country was Mutesa II thanks to its monarchist party Kabaka Yekka, but he was exiled to Britain a few years after Britain granted this nation its independence.
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