Uganda Bush War 1981–1986, Idi Amin's Fall, Museveni’s rise

Описание: The Ugandan Bush War (1981–1986) was not just a battle for power — it was a turning point that reshaped Uganda’s political future, state institutions, and regional dynamics in East Africa.

In this episode, we examine the human cost, political aftermath, and long-term consequences of the conflict. From the devastating civilian toll in the Luwero Triangle to the rise of Yoweri Museveni’s National Resistance Army (NRA), this video explores how war, governance failures, and contested legitimacy collided to redefine the Ugandan state.

We break down:

The scale and nature of civilian suffering during the war

How violence reshaped rural communities and social trust

The political reconstruction efforts after 1986

Why the end of the Bush War did not mean the end of conflict in Uganda

How unresolved grievances fueled later insurgencies in northern and eastern regions

This is a deep-dive historical analysis, grounded in verified events and regional political realities — essential viewing for anyone seeking to understand modern Uganda, post-colonial African conflicts, or the long shadow of civil war on state formation.

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