This event caused shouts of "Two, four, six, eight, we don't want to integrate!"
One result of this event was "Operation mafuta mingi" or "Get Rich Quick," in which stores that had sold out their wares were encouraged to restock. This event was accompanied with the firing of twenty-nine chief police officers, the creation of nine new provinces, and the injuring of U.S. diplomat Pierre Shostal. This event was an extension of the sentiment expressed in Augustine Kamya's 1959 boycott. The perpetrator of this action gave a speech to the Airborne Regiment in the town of Tororo announcing that God came to him in a dream and asked that it be done. This event caused shouts of "Two, four, six, eight, we don't want to integrate!" during protests against Edward Heath's government in England. One reason given for this action was that balance books were written in Hindi or Gujarati to intentionally confuse tax collectors, and Julius Nyerere planned a September 17th invasion to coincide with the chaos caused by this event. For 10 points, name this action in which Idi Amin forced people of Chinese and Indian descent from his country.
One result of this event was "Operation mafuta mingi" or "Get Rich Quick," in which stores that had sold out their wares were encouraged to restock.
expulsion of Asians from Uganda [accept equivalents]