The Museveni Era: Ugandans and the Question of Transition

Written from the perspective of a Ugandan-American author who carries her country with her across the distance of continents, this book offers a rare and unflinching look at one of Africa's most complex and enduring political relationships, the bond between Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and the people of Uganda. It challenges the outsider assumption that this loyalty is born of coercion, naivety, or manipulation. In its place, it reveals something far more nuanced: a nation voting not for perfecti...