Why were 80,000 Asians suddenly expelled from Uganda in 1972?

The mantelpieces of many an Asian family in Leicester and London, it is said, sport two framed photographs. One is of Idi Amin, the African dictator who expelled them from Uganda; the other is of Edward Heath, the prime minister who allowed them in. ‘This double gratitude,’ writes Lucy Fulford, ‘says thanks for throwing us

Related Keywords

Australia ,Kampala ,Uganda ,Canada ,London ,City Of ,United Kingdom ,Kenya ,Entebbe ,Wakiso ,Bristol ,Tanzania ,Ugandan ,Kenyans ,British ,Britain ,Tanzanians ,Yasmin Alibhai Brown ,George Floyd ,Lucy Fulford ,Idi Amin ,David Olusoga ,Kehinde Andrews ,Jomo Kenyatta ,Sathnam Sanghera ,Yoweri Museveni ,Edward Heath ,Julius Nyerere ,Afua Hirsch ,Mercedes ,East Africa ,East African Asian ,Ugandan Asian ,Black Lives Matter ,President Julius Nyerere ,President Jomo Kenyatta ,Most Asians ,