-spoken language: english, suaheli, suganda
-capital city: Kampala
-president: Yoweri Kaguta Museveni
-Independence Day: 9.oktober 1969
-In the years of 1971-1979 there was the terror regime in Uganda under the control of the current president Idi Amin.
His tyranny caused the death of about 300.000 people of oppositionel parties and thousands of citizens who were affillated to other tribes.Amin brought the country, which was once called “the pearl of Africa”(by Winston Churchill),
to ruine but many african presidents saw him only as the big clown who joked about the british empire
although they knew about his crimes and murder.
Uganda never really recovered from the “economic war” and after Amin was dispossessed by an tansanian army
he fled to Saudi Arabia and lived the rest of his life in harmony with his family.
Colonial times
Since 1840 the country called “Buganda” started to trade slaves and “Elfenbein” with the arabs. This was the time when parts of the country got islamic. To stop the diffusion of the isalm religion the king of Bugand invited missionarys to his country. At first the work of the missionarys was only bordered to the capitals but after e few time more and more europeans came to Bugand and bigan to abolish the monarch system.
