Martha Leah Nangalama

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION (Book introduction):

Museveni came to power 33 years ago while riding on a well set out propaganda of having led 'a revolution that reversed the insecurity and gross violation of human rights', among other accusations.

The writings in this book aim to expose Museveni's journey towards achieving his childhood ambition of becoming the President of Uganda.Museveni's role in orchestrating the so-called insecurity and gross human rights abuses during the Iddi Amin… Show more

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION (Book introduction):

Museveni came to power 33 years ago while riding on a well set out propaganda of having led 'a revolution that reversed the insecurity and gross violation of human rights', among other accusations.

The writings in this book aim to expose Museveni's journey towards achieving his childhood ambition of becoming the President of Uganda.Museveni's role in orchestrating the so-called insecurity and gross human rights abuses during the Iddi Amin regime.Museveni's role in failing the immediate post Iddi Amin political order.Strong arguments negating Museveni's reasons for waging his sectarian bloody Bush War in 1981.

Insights into Museveni's deceptive methods during his Bush War atrocities that were attributed to the UPC government.A close examination of the internal challenges hinging on sectarianism, nepotism, blackmail and patronage that formed the foundation of the Bush War NRA.How it was not by military strength but by sheer luck that he managed to gain power in 1986.

Untold details of Museveni's role in fanning regional conflicts - Rwanda and Congo.We reveal how Museveni kept his Bush War Agenda (life presidency) a top secret from his comrades and hence the early fallout by the likes of Gen. Ssejusa, Maj. Itongwa. Col. Besigye, Gen. Muntu and many others.

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author: Nangalama, Martha Leah.
University of Toronto. Faculty of Information Studies.
title: Computers in retail stores : point of sale technology and cashier work / Martha Leah Nangalama.
imprint
c1995.
general note
"A research project submitted to conform with the requirements for the Degree of Master of Information Science at the University of Toronto".
"LIS 2888L Directed Research".
"Supervisor: Professor A. Clement; Faculty Reader: Professor J.G… Show more

author: Nangalama, Martha Leah.
University of Toronto. Faculty of Information Studies.
title: Computers in retail stores : point of sale technology and cashier work / Martha Leah Nangalama.
imprint
c1995.
general note
"A research project submitted to conform with the requirements for the Degree of Master of Information Science at the University of Toronto".
"LIS 2888L Directed Research".
"Supervisor: Professor A. Clement; Faculty Reader: Professor J.G. Marshall".
catalogue key 1357560

Includes bibliographical references (leaves 114-119) Show less