Idi Amin

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Idi Amin was a military leader who took power in Uganda through a coup in 1971. His rule was marked by brutality and human rights abuses, yet he also pursued policies of Africanisation. He expelled Asian Ugandans, seized businesses, and sought to remove colonial influence. Though controversial, some viewed his anti-imperialist stance as a form of decolonisation.

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What attracts me to Mtandao

My name is Okima Innocent Lawrence. I am deeply passionate about social work, community empowerment, and ethical social work practice across Africa. My professional journey over the past eight years has involved community stakeholder engagement, psychosocial support

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Inspired by Mtandao mission and goals (Bikila Tesfaye, Mtandao member number 143)

I am from the Gambella region, specifically Gambela City in Ethiopia. I joined ASWDNet after searching for membership related to my academic and professional background and was inspired by your mission and goals. I envision collaborating

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Deeply inspired by Mtandao/ASWDNet’s mission

Dear ASWDNet Team, I hope this message finds you well. My name is Hilda Ngaja a social worker based in Tanzania. I recently came across the African Social Work and Development Network (ASWDNet) and was deeply

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