U never know what u have until you lose it. This Indians never felt Ugandan while in Uganda and that is why they never invested their proceeds in Uganda. after 40yrs in the UK they feel they're more Ugandan than Indian.
It wasn’t racism. Many people don’t understand. Idi Amin was transferring the economy back to his people, Ugandans. So Indians should blame those who brought them to Uganda. Not Idi Amin
Uganda and the whole of Africa is still peaceful life better than stressful life in Europe. So it’s all fair. There’s money in Europe but not peace and there’s peace in Africa but no money
SA will fallow Uganda and Zimbabwe. Corruption and failed racist policies BEE. BBBEE AA have ruined the economy. Once they expropriate they will destroy investor confidence and become another failed state
@@joej557 lol south africas current economy is 300 times bigger than the apartheid economy so what economy are you talking about? per capita gdp for SA in 1960 was only $455 adjusted for inflation, its now almost $6000
The presenter failed to address the charges by Ugandans that the Indians failed to integrate, and did not invest their earnings back into Uganda. It is also interesting that most of the British 'Asians' born in Uganda, who had British citizenship, can barely speak English. Why didn't they return to India?
@@addigi5598 There is plenty of racism in India towards Africans. A simple check of the experiences of Africans in India will tell you that. Also India is known as the most racist country on earth. www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2013/05/15/a-fascinating-map-of-the-worlds-most-and-least-racially-tolerant-countries/
They were Indian only by ethnicity, not by nationality. They were given British passports when the British govt placed them in Uganda in order to build railroads. India gained independence way before Uganda, so the Asians there had to become British, as they were doing work for the British. The railroad was meant to provide infrastructure to develop the economy, ultimately for the British to increase their tax revenues from overseas.
