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General Idi Amin
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Forty years after his downfall, General Idi Amin remains high on the list of Africa’s most notorious dictators. His record as president of Uganda, after seizing power in 1971, includes mass killings, chaotic administration, economic collapse and the murder of scores of prominent Ugandans, including the chief justice and an archbishop. In the West, Amin is still a byword for brutality and buffoonery.
His interventions on the world stage were bizarre. He frequently fired off provocative messages to Western leaders in the hope of gaining credit in African circles as a fearless champion of the anti-colonial cause. He wished US president Richard Nixon “a speedy recovery from Watergate”, and offered Britain’s music-loving prime minister, Edward Heath, the post of bandmaster after his election defeat. ....

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