{UAH} WHAT DO UGANDANS SAY ON SOUTH AFRICA'S LAND EXPROPRIATION DEBATE?

I stand with any nation that strives to correct grave historic injustices against its own people. Including colonial injustices that the indeginous masses endured with immense suffering through wanton verbal and physical abuse, torture, imprisonment, dehumanization, demonization and countless other vile heartless acts brought about by hate-filled racial supremacist ideology dispensed in other peoples countries. In many instances the people paid with their very lives while the oppressor enjoyed the political and economic advantages that they gave themselves through discriminative rules and fascist regulations initiated or supported by their imperialist monarchs and governments of origin. In reality it was simply theft, murder and plunder whitewashed by elaborate laws enacted by themselves with pomp, ceremony and a straight face. On August 23rd, the world was celebrating the international day for the remembrance of slavery. Another major crime against humanity of yet unparalleled proportions committed by the so-called "Superior" kind, on innocent people whom they barely considered as fauna. These views continue to this day in secret, and only come out in explosive racist rants as we keep seeing in countless cellphone video's of incidents some of which occur even in Africa. The 2016 Libya slave camps were partly funded by the EU which is facing a court case filed by humanitarian organizations for creating and/or funding these concentration camps in order to stop migration from Africa. To this day slavery as a historic practice has seen little in terms of apology and/or reparations. The colonial economies were also never designed to uplift the local people but rather for maximum exploitation through violence and untold abuse which simply meant "maximiizing profIt". However, whether it is in Africa, Asia, Middle East, Europe, America or Australia, I stand with any country attempting to bring economic redress and reparations against grave historic political and economic injustice. And South Africa is no exception.

Hussein Lumumba Amin

Kampala, Uganda

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