Franco Balya

Shadows of Power: A Comparative Study of State Violence under Idi (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

"Shadows of Power" offers a gripping and unflinching exploration of Uganda's post-independence history through the lens of power and brutality. From Idi Amin's blood-soaked tyranny to Museveni's creeping authoritarianism, this powerful account exposes how regimes born of liberation have often become agents of repression. Grounded in rigorous evidence and sharp analysis, the book confronts the disturbing continuity of state-sponsored violenceits tools, its logic, and its human cost. Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the perilous dance between hope and horror in Uganda's modern political journey.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: FRANCO BALYA
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Juli 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231098859
• Artikelnr.: 74869410

Autorenporträt

About the Author Mr. Franco Balya

Franco Balya is a political analyst, writer, and semi-retired WhatsApp administrator whose insights on Ugandan and East African politics have earned him equal parts admiration and fear in group chats across the board. Known for his sharp pen, sharper wit, and dangerously well-timed tweets, Franco is the political commentator you didn't know you needed until your favorite politician trendedfor the wrong reasons.

Armed with deep political knowledge and or science, years of consulting behind closed doors, and an uncanny ability to read between the lines (and tweets), Franco has built a reputation for dissecting power structures without needing a scalpelor bodyguards. His approach is unapologetically objective: he praises where it's due, questions where necessary, and laughs where others fear to. His writing strikes a rare balancedeep analysis seasoned with humor so potent it should be taxed.

In this book, Franco peels back the layers of General Muhoozi Kainerugaba's rise with the precision of a political surgeon and the mischief of a veteran meme curator. He treats Ugandan politics like a drama seriesexcept it's real, unscripted, and sometimes makes more sense when viewed through his lens.

If you're tired of dry, footnote-heavy political texts, and long for storytelling that makes you think and laugh, then Franco Balya is your new favorite author. And don't worryhe's already writing the sequel.