eventually ended up in Saudi Arabia(Kaufman4) where he remained until january 1989, when he slipped out on a false passport and eventually made his way to Zaire, and declared he would return to Uganda to become their leader once again(Kaufman4). Ugandan would only allow him to return if he faced charges from them, and eventually Saudi Arabia allowed him to seek sanctuary there(Kaufman4). In the remaining twenty four years of his life, Idi seemed to enjoy sporting events and going to the gym and driving
the people of Uganda. With the help of neighboring countries he was later stopped, and exiled. Estimates for the number of his opponents who were either killed, tortured, or imprisoned vary from 100,000 to half a million. He was ousted in 1979 by Ugandan nationalists, after which he fled into exile. Born in Koboko County, in 1925, Idi Amin lived with his father and mother. He and his father were a part of the Kakwa tribe. This tribe concluded of about 50,000 members. Although a small tribe, many
Amin, declares to the people that he has had a dream where God told him that all “Foreign Indians” to be forced out of the country. He plans to carry out this mass expulsion by implementing a 90 day countdown during which all Indians who are not Ugandan citizens will be forced to leave. Initially Sabine is not worried about the countdown as her and her family are I found it very interesting and educational to learn about the history of Uganda, a country often forgotten by the Western World. Before