The 1977 invasion of Uganda was an armed attempt by Ugandan exiles to overthrow the government of President Idi Amin. The exiles were based in Kenya, organized as the "Uganda Liberation Movement", and enjoyed covert foreign support. A Ugandan intelligence agency and a member of the rebel group claimed that Israel was backing the insurgents, but this was not independently confirmed. The Ugandan government learned of the rebels' plans beforehand. The invasion consequently failed when the rebels were confronted and defeated by the Uganda Army after crossing the Kenya-Uganda border in October 1977. Amin stayed in power until being overthrown during the Uganda–Tanzania War.
Shirika la Mafuta la Uganda (UNOC) limetangaza kuanza kutumia Bandari ya Dar es Salaam katika kupakia bidhaa hiyo kwa ajili ya kupeleka nchini kwao.
Awali UNOC ilikuwa ikitumia bandari ya Mombasa nchini Kenya katika kuchukua bidhaa hizo huku ikisafirisha kwa kutumia Shirika la Bomba la Kenya...
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