Chronicles of an African Wanderer

To live in Idi Amin's Uganda was to walk an extremely tight rope. Seemingly inconsequential matters like driving a sleek car, or dating a gorgeous woman, might sooner or later, most likely sooner, land you six feet under. But Uganda's violence neither began with Amin, nor did it end with him. But, despite all the buffoonery, Amin's name remains an enigma to this day, nearly four decades after his rule, and a decade after his death. His character still looms larger than life. To westerners a...