2.3K views · 24 reactions | On Aug. 4, 1972, Ugandan dictator Idi Amin gave Uganda's Asian population just 90 days to leave the country, turning tens of thousands of people of Indian descent into refugees. Watch "Expelled: My Roots in Uganda" Friday, Nov. 4 at 9 p.m. For full coverage, go to ctvnews.ca/Uganda | CTV News | Facebook

29K views · 336 reactions | The Most Evil Men in History - Idi Amin - Documentary | History of Uganda | Facebook

July 1971: General Idi Amin the new President of Uganda on his first official visit outside Uganda. General Amin flew to London where he met Prime Minister Edward Heath of the United Kingdom after visiting Israel. In January General Idi Amin led a military coup that overthrew President, Milton Obote while he was atteding a Commonwealth meeting in Singapore. | History of Uganda

6.3K views · 134 reactions | 1977: Refugees Flee Idi Amin's Uganda Ugandan Refugees Flee To Safety, Claiming Persecution And Death Under President Amin's Regime. The refugees are continuing to flee to neighboring Kenya in the wake of a reported sectarian purge by the regime. | History of Uganda | Facebook