President Yoweri Museveni has ruled Uganda's political landscape for almost four decades. Some analysts may have said he pulled Uganda from a political nightmare and helped the country recover from economic disaster. However, there is a far darker side to Museveni's autocratic rule than the falsely painted-picture. Museveni was also behind the so-called economic disaster of the 1970s.

This sobering and informative book by Pamela Nansubuga shows how Museveni, a foreign Tutsi of Rwandese origin, along with a group of his fellow Rwandese, has scourged Uganda and oppressed the indigenous people for those same forty years. Museveni has stolen Ugandan assets of every form, killed its people of all walks of life, and destroyed all operational systems in the country. Pamela gives a somber analysis of each of these three troubling issues: the methods of stealing, of killing, and of destroying that have been used by Museveni.

In the course of creating a Tutsi Dynasty, Museveni is hiding his sinister intention through the narrative of widening the market of the products in the regional states.

An invaluable perspective on a controversial leader.