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Search for: 'Milton Obote' in Oxford Reference ». (b. 1924, d. 18 Oct 2005).President of Uganda 1966–71, 1980–5 He was born in Lango as the son of a local chief. He was active in the movement for Kenyan independence, but returned in 1955 to join the Uganda National Congress, which he transformed into the Uganda People's Congress (UPC) from ...
12. Okt. 2013 · Courtesy photo. On October 10, 2005, Independent Uganda’s first prime minister, and two-time president , Milton Obote, died in South Africa after 20 years in exile. As we mark the eight ...
During his Early years in power, Amin Targeted supporters of Milton Obote's Regime, mainly the Acholi and Lango ethnic groups. In August 1972, Amin Ordered the Expulsion of Uganda's Asian Community, which caused the economy to collapse and Amin nationalized all business that was onced owned by the Asian Community.
Milton Obote. Milton Obote, född 28 december 1924 i byn Akokoro i Apac -distriktet i regionen Lango, Uganda, död 10 oktober 2005 i Johannesburg, Sydafrika, var en ugandisk politiker, landets premiärminister 1962 – 1966 och president 1966– 1971 samt 1980 – 1985 .
After a disputed election brought Milton Obote (at right) to power in Uganda in 1980, one of his opponents, Yoweri Museveni, led an armed resistance against the government. The subsequent Ugandan “Bush War” between Museveni’s National Resistance Army (NRA) and the government’s Uganda National Liberation Army (UNLA) lasted from 1981 to ...
18. Okt. 2005 · In August 1986, the NRA forces of Museveni overthrew the new regime and remains in power to this day. Milton Obote spent his remaining days in Zambia, though he died while seeking hospital treatment in South Africa. Milton Obote was rare among African leaders in that he twice led his country. But his regimes in Uganda were brutal and he ended ...
Unter Milton Obote. Am 9. Oktober 1963 bildete Uganda eine Republik. Das Amt des Generalgouverneurs wurde abgeschafft und durch das des repräsentativen Präsidenten ersetzt, welches vom Kabaka ausgeübt wurde. Dieser jedoch war unzufrieden mit dem repräsentativen Status, wodurch er in Konflikt mit Obote geriet.
