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Towards Independence in Africa a District Officer in Uganda at the End of Empire

Politics were often turbulent in African countries in the period leading to their independence in the 1950s and beyond. But for Ugandans and the Colonial Administration alike this was a time of hope and optimism - though fears for the future of the 'Westminister Model', nurtured so carefully by the Colonial Administration, were never absent. Already there were dark clouds of future tragedy over the neighbouring Congo and Rwanda. Patrick Walker, who was a District Officer in the region, draws on his vivid personal experience to illustrate both the hope and tragedy of that tempestuous time. Post.

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