Land divisions sparked first agitation for Uganda's independence

When it came to the actual allocation of land, the beneficiaries preferred areas that were heavily populated because this meant more money.

5th October 2024

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KAMPALA - In the continuation of our series towards independence, today, Joshua Kato focuses on the ‘first’ resistance groups and why land and the economy were

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Land divisions sparked first agitation for Uganda's independence

When it came to the actual allocation of land, the beneficiaries preferred areas that were heavily populated because this meant more money.

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