What is Africa's problem?
By: Yoweri K. Museveni ; edited by Elizabeth Kanyogonya ; foreword by Mwalimu Julius K. Nyerere.
Contributors: Kanyogonya, Elizabeth.
Publisher: University of Minnesota Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Minneapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 261
Subjects: Africa -- Politics and government -- 1960-; Africa -- History -- 1960-; Uganda -- Politics and government -- 1979-; Uganda -- History -- 1979-
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: I. Ugandan Politics; title: 1 Ours Is a Fundamental Change; title: 2 The Price of Bad Leadership; title: 3 Religion and Politics; title: 4 Colonial versus Modern Law; title: 5 Security Is the Key; title: 6 The State of the Nation in 1989; title: 7 Why the Interim Period Was Extended; title: 8 The Interim Balance Sheet; title: 9 Where Is the Public Spirit in the Public Service?; title: 10 Corruption Is a Cancer; title: 11Was It a Fundamental Change?; title: 12 Building Uganda for the Future; title: II. Military Strategy in Uganda; title: 13 Why We Fought a Protracted People's War; title: 14 Who Is Winning the War?; title: 15 The NRA and the People; title: 16 How to Fight a Counterrevolutionary Insurgency; title: III. African Politics; title: 17 What's Wrong with Africa?; title: 18 Most of Africa Kept Quiet; title: 19 Self-Reliance Is the Way Ahead; title: 20 Political Substance and Political Form; title: 21 The Crisis of the State in Africa; title: IV. Africa in World Politics; title: 22 Genuine Nonalignment; title: 23 When Is Africa's Industrial Revolution?; title: 24 Defending Our Common Heritage; title: 25 The Economic Consequences of Coffee; title: 26 Africa Needs Ideological and Economic Independence; title: 27 Where Does the East-West Thaw Leave Africa?; title: 28 The Need for North-South Cooperation; title: 29 AIDS Is a Socioeconomic Disease; title: Appendix: The National Resistance Movement; title: Ten-Point Program.