IDI AMIN: A polarizing legacy - Part 3

In our continuing series on the ouster of former president Idid Amin, we sound out a man, who started out as permanent secretary in the ministry of culture and wound up as a minister, before he finally fled the country. This is the story of Henry Kyemba. As we mark the 40th anniversary of the ouster of former president Idi Amin, HERBERT ZZIWA traveled to Jinja, where we sounded out Kyemba on the life and times in the 1970s.
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[@bakyengamary5875]

Ohh my God that time wasn't easy

[@thomasishausi2192]

how can I get the book state of blood by henry kyemba ?

[@mutonyimarion8647]

Oh I just fear Amin's regime. .it was full of insecurity

[@ThobiasMarandu]

This must be the guy who sold out Obote. If he was with him in Singapore how he ended back in Kampala from Dar es salaam.

[@PapaEmeritus_4evr]

The British had no place in Uganda. They didn't have a place in Africa period. Their only interest in Africa is money. It still is today.

[@KundaEstate]

Go tell that your Grand father

[@sospeteranyango6274]

Where did Gen Maliyamungu Amins deputy go ?