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The Myth of Stability: The Invisible Cost of Museveni's One-Man Rule in Uganda and the Hoax of Peace

The Myth of Stability: The Invisible Cost of Museveni's One-Man Rule in Uganda and the Hoax of Peace

Paperback

African HistoryGeneral Political Science

ISBN13: 9798224883578
Publisher: Kriss Namakola
Published: Mar 3 2026
Pages: 552
Weight: 1.61
Height: 1.23 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Uganda is frequently described as one of the most stable countries in East Africa. For nearly four decades, regular elections, economic growth figures, and strong regional security partnerships have reinforced that narrative.

The Myth of Stability examines the structure of political power in Uganda and the long-term institutional consequences of centralized rule. Kriss Namakola analyzes Ugandan politics from colonial state formation through independence, military regimes, and the consolidation of executive authority under prolonged leadership.

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