This work studies genocide with particular reference to the civil war in Rwanda and the violence between the Hutu and the Tutsi. Michael Ignatieff says: 'It's a very impressive piece of work, a scholar's attempt to move beyond the cliches of horror towards a genuine understanding of the social dynamics which made horror possible. It's a good example of relevant, committed and passionate scholarship.' North America: Princeton U Press

When Victims Become Killers: Colonialism, Nativism and the Genocide in Rwanda

History

Mamdani, Mahmood

Africa

Fountain Publishers

Uganda: The bloodstained pearl of Africa and its struggle for peace : from the pages of Drum

Seftel, Adam

This study examines educational development and progress during the pre-colonial days and how it naturally led to the establishment of Western education in Uganda. It also discusses how Ugandans have struggled to use Western education with some readjustments after 1962 to solve theireconomic, political and social problems. The desire for western education continues to grow. The book looks at the sympathetic response of government, and its efforts to formulate policies and theories to fulfill its pledge to provide elementary education for all young people.

History and Development of Education in Uganda

Ssekamwa, J. C.

High fertility in rural Uganda: The role of socioeconomic and biological factors

James P. M Ntozi

How Lion Became King

Post-conflict Uganda: Towards an effective civil service

Politics & Social Sciences

Justus Mugaju

Politics & Government

288+ pages of Henry Kyemba's intense account of Idi Amin's terrifying reign. Inlcuding 60+ pages of Black & White photos. For 6 years, Henry Kyemba was Idi Amin's principal private secretary and later Minister of Health in 1970's Uganda. If you want shivers sent up your spine, then this book should do the trick. The inside information and stories that Kyemba relays is quite appalling. And the insight we are provided into a clearly deranged individual's mind is startling to say the least. This book is definitely not recommended for the faint of heart. And while the description of activities and events are quite educational, the needless violence and suffering could overwhelm anyone. This story entails: (1) Entebbe and the truth about Dora Bloch's murder; (2) Kyemba's personal list of more than 100 ambassadors, ministers, doctors, and professors murdered by Amin's private assassination squads; (3) The Inside account of the murder of two American journalists; (4) The random killings of over 100,000 people; (5) Amin's women - his insatiable appetite; the dismembered body of wife Kay; the bizarre tale of 5 wives, more than 30 mistresses, and 34 children; (6) Amin's private visits to the morgue; the gruesome tastes he has personally described to Kyemba. Written in EXILE, under tight security, here is Henry Kyemba's inside story of IDI AMIN.

A State of Blood: The Inside Story of Idi Amin

Henry Kyemba

Women in African Economies cuts across the many sectors of the national economy, reaching from a woman who sells her surplus beans and maize in the village market to one who creates an international air frieght business. A broad review of the informal sector and women's participation in Africa's and Uganda's economic life is followed by a history of the surge of women's entrepreneurship during times of civil unrest, and women's political activism after 1986. Many of the business women are contending with globalization's competitive effects and with the structural adjustment programs urged on their government by donors. "Snyder succeeds in making at least one type of 'women's work' visible - those economic activities and contributions that are sofrequently ignored. In allowing the Ugandan women entrepreneurs to tell their own stories - of challenges, hard work, disappointment and sweet success - she lets the truth speak for itself. Her book is a compelling disclosure of both truth and myth concerning women in African economies" says Dr Hilda Tadria, Regional Advisor on Economic Empowerment of Women at the UNECA. The central thesis of the study is that as women create wealth and invest it in human well being, they broaden (democratize) their country's economic base. In so doing, they offer a new, non-western model of development. By boosting women's entrepreneurship with positive policies and actions, policy makers and international investors can counter poverty while giving the world an economic justice and growth model.

Women in African Economies: From Burning Sun to Boardroom

Snyder, Margaret C.

Social Sciences

The women's movements in Uganda flourished in the mid-eighties, influencing diverse spheres of life. They have since become exemplary in Africa, and have led many advances in women's rights. The contributors of this book look at the achievements of the movements from their roots in the post-independence period to the contemporary moment. Themes include: women's activism in colonial Uganda; contributions to girls' education; women's agency in business and the economy; women in agriculture, and the struggle for land; and women's role in conflict resolution, religious institutions, and the media, The book also contains sections on women's writing and publishing and the importance of creative work for wider female independence and self-determination, an overview of women's studies/research 1986- 2001, and brief biographies of Ugandan women leaders.

The Women's Movement in Uganda: History, Challenges, and Prospects (Fountain Series in Gender Studies)

The African Stakes of the Congo War

Clark, John F.

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