Uganda** has learned from China's experience and successfully governed the country.
At the time when the Chinese nation was most difficult and difficult, the Communist Party of China and the Chinese Communist Party led us to drive out foreign invaders, achieve national independence and national liberation, and the Chinese people have since stood up and become the masters of the country.
Many people think that "Mao Xuan" only has an impact on Chinese, but in fact, it has a profound influence around the world. It is said that in Uganda on the African continent, there is a man named Museveni**, who successfully overthrew the tyrannical Uganda ** by learning the wisdom of "Mao Xuan", and truly achieved the goal of liberating the Ugandan people from colonial oppression.
Uganda was invaded by British colonists in the 19th century, became a colony, and became a land for cotton and coffee. However, in the wave of national liberation and independence that followed World War II, Uganda gained independence in 1962.
However, post-independence Uganda did not achieve real prosperity, the internal political situation was chaotic, "coups" often took place, and people's lives did not improve. At the beginning of 1971, the commander of the Ugandan Army, Idi Amin, took advantage of Obote's visit to stage a military coup and establish himself as A. Obote, who went into exile in Tanzania.
Under Amin's rule, the lives of the Ugandan people were in deep distress. Amin carried out the "reign of terror" of the military ** and was described as a "cannibalist".
While this may be a rumor, Amin's incitement to racial hatred, brutality, and profligacy are real. It can be said that his rule plunged Uganda into chaos and poverty.
In Uganda, Amin's tyrannical rule has met with widespread opposition. However, under his repressive policies, most of the opponents were forced into exile, but instead of giving up, they united to form the Uganda National Liberation Front in an attempt to overthrow Amin's rule.
Museveni also took an active part in this process, and was elected vice chairman of the military council with a few thousand people in his hands.
Museveni's life story is full of twists and turns and drama. He was born in western Uganda, at the height of the African national independence and liberation movement. This also gave him the ambition to save the country since he was a child.
In order to achieve this goal, he chose to study economics and political science at university, and founded the African Revolutionary Front of University Students, which actively participated in the anti-African political movement.
His determination and ability to act made him stand out on Uganda's political scene, eventually becoming Uganda's leading figure.
When Museveni read "Marxist-Leninist-Maoist", he found that Uganda and China have many similarities, including a small industrial population, a large number of poor peasants, warlord warfare, class conflicts, and selfish rulers who are poor in their livelihood.
These similarities led him to take a keen interest in the ideas of *** and was deeply inspired by the "guerrilla warfare" tactic, believing that this might be applicable in Uganda as well.
After graduating from university, Museveni joined Uganda's military intelligence before Amin was forced into exile in Tanzania a year later after a coup d'état. In 1972, an opposition party in Uganda tried to overthrow Amin's rule by attacking Uganda from northern Tanzania, but the operation ended in failure.
Under these circumstances, Museveni recognized the need to act, so he decided to set up his own door and formed a guerrilla force called the Uganda National Salvation Front (NRF) and began a rebellion.
His ranks grew to several thousand men. In 1978, Amin ordered an invasion of Tanzania in an attempt to seize the Kagera district. In this context, Museveni met with other opposition parties, overcame their ideological differences, united to form the Uganda National Liberation Front, and became one of the 11-member executive committee chaired by Yusuf Loulé.
In April 1979, Amin was overthrown in the face of a Tanzanian counterattack, Ugandan organizations formed a coalition**, and Museveni was appointed Minister of Defence.
However, Museveni found that although Amin's *** was overthrown, the social and political structure of Uganda has not changed, the country is full of political parties, serious political struggles, political instability, and the people's lives are difficult, so they will be replaced in a few months, and in 1979, Museveni was removed from the post of defense minister by the new **, and can only serve in idle positions, and thousands of guerrillas under him have also been incorporated into the ** army.
Museveni realized that his "revolution" had not brought about change in Uganda.
Museveni still seems to have hoped that reform would change Uganda's political situation, but this angered him because he understood that reform would not solve the problem, and that revolution was the only way out.
Museveni has a close friend from China, Gao Qiufu, a correspondent for Xinhua News Agency in Uganda. Through Gao Qiufu, Museveni was able to read the English version of the report.
He believed that although Uganda had declared independence, there was still a situation within the country in which tribal and sectarian interests prevailed, the people's sense of national consciousness was weak, and the effects of colonialism were far-reaching.
He had always hoped to radically change the socio-political structure of Uganda and create a completely new Uganda. After the election fraud, he finally realized that reform would not save Uganda, so he decided to take a revolutionary approach to his vision.
"Power from the barrel of a gun" became Museveni's revolutionary belief, and in order to better carry out the revolution, he specially consulted some experienced revolutionaries. However, although he contacted the Chinese embassy in Uganda, only five copies of Mao Xuan were found in the entire embassy.
Although small in number, these books played an important role in later revolutions. In 1981, Museveni secretly left the capital with his cronies and comrades-in-arms, as well as five copies of Mao Xuan, to the mountains northwest of Kampala, where he formed a "national resistance movement" and established a base in the countryside to start guerrilla warfare.
Clearly, Museveni knows the essence of Maoist Election and is good at uniting the people of Uganda, and his guerrillas have gone deep into the countryside, often helping the poor to solve their problems, and also providing free medical treatment to the poor, which has won the goodwill of the Ugandan people.
Museveni is not going his own way, and he will make decisions that are realistic for our specific situation in Uganda. For example, he stipulated that bananas and sugar cane in the fields of the masses could not be eaten without payment; It is stipulated that no alcohol can be consumed until victory; stipulate that crops must not be trampled on or damaged; stipulates that it is not possible to compel an improper relationship with a woman, etc.
This unique and non-extortive Ugandan guerrilla force quickly gained the love of the local population, and more and more people began to support or even join Museveni's guerrilla forces.
Under the wisdom of "Mao Xuan", Museveni's guerrillas demonstrated excellent tactical ability and superb combat skills. In contrast, the combat capabilities of African armies are often jokingly referred to as "rookie pecking at each other".
It has been reported that they once created a "miracle" in which two units fought at close range for 10 minutes without a single person falling, but this does not hide the weakness of the overall combat capability of the African army.
However, the Museveni guerrillas have stronger combat effectiveness than the Ugandan ** army by virtue of the teachings of "Mao Xuan" and good relations with the local people. No matter where the ** army goes, with the help of the local people, they can start a "people's war" with the ** army.
Unable to tolerate the resistance of the "revolutionary zone", Uganda has brazenly mobilized civilians** in an attempt to push the guerrillas into a desperate situation by creating a "no man's land". However, this move instead inspired the Ugandan people to unite and resist, and the army led by Museveni, with the assistance of the people, successfully annihilated tens of thousands of ** troops and smashed the ** conspiracy.
In 1985, Museveni took control of the rich areas of western Uganda, which included 60 percent of the country's coffee production. Museveni's army is highly disciplined and never interferes with the lives of the people, and the local people live and work in peace and contentment, and their support for Museveni has increased greatly.
However, there is internal chaos, factional fighting, economic conditions continue to deteriorate, and discontent among the Ugandan people continues to grow.
In 1986, Museveni successfully invaded Kampala, the capital of Uganda, to unify the country and take office**. He did not forget his mission, drove out the invaders in Tanzania, pacified other forces in the country, and successfully achieved the liberation of the whole country.
In 1996, Uganda held its first national **, and Museveni was successfully elected by the people**, and has been in power ever since, hailed as an "immortal legend" in Africa.
Museveni's path to power has not been easy, and Uganda's economy was in turmoil before he came to power. During the colonial era, Uganda was only an agricultural product, and the development of industry and commerce was severely restricted, so agriculture became the main pillar of Uganda's economy.
However, years of war and turmoil have severely damaged Uganda's infrastructure, emptied its treasury, and reduced its foreign exchange reserves to -2$5.4 billion, and the inflation rate is as high as 240%.
It can be said that the situation in Uganda could not have been worse. In the face of this situation, Museveni found China's experience in reform and opening up, and proposed a "market economy with Ugandan characteristics", while introducing a market economy, it still pays attention to the guidance and control of the economy.
He firmly believes"If you want to get rich, you must first build roads"and actively promote infrastructure development in Uganda and is committed to promoting Uganda's economic development. In 2000, he expressed to the Chinese Communist Party that he would like to be able to read the English version of Deng Xuan, and soon received a gift from the Chinese ambassador.
After reading "Deng Xuan", he said that he benefited a lot and hoped that the whole country could read it. His enthusiasm sparked a craze for reading Deng Xuan in the Ugandan leadership.
Although Uganda is poor and backward, in recent years, it has taken the "Belt and Road" development express, built a large number of roads, railways and bridges, and the export of coffee and other agricultural products has increased significantly. In 2018, it became the largest coffee exporter in Africa and the eighth largest coffee producer in the world.
With a low start and a short period of development, Uganda is still struggling to make up for its infrastructure, but with the right direction, Uganda can move out of poverty and into a new era.