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1.
Museveni: Kasoma na kujifunza jeshi Tanzania. Alikuwa chini ya JWTZ wakati wa ukombozi wa Mozambique.
Museveni attended Kyamate Elementary School,
Mbarara High School, and
Ntare School. In 1967, he went to the
University of Dar es Salaam in
Tanzania. There, he studied economics and
political science and became a
Marxist, involving himself in radical
pan-Africanpolitics. While at university, he formed the
University Students' African Revolutionary Front activist group and led a student delegation to
FRELIMO territory in Portuguese
Mozambique, where he received guerrilla training. Studying under the leftist
Walter Rodney, among others, Museveni wrote a university thesis on the applicability of
Frantz Fanon's ideas on revolutionary violence to post-colonial Africa.
2. Joseph Kabila: Huyu amekulia Tanzania na kusoma Tanzania, pia hata jeshi amejifuniza Tanzania
Early life and education[edit]
Joseph Kabila Kabange and his twin sister
Jaynet Kabila were born on 4 June 1971. According to official accounts, the twins were born at Hewabora, a small village in the
Fizi territory of the
South Kivu province, in eastern Congo. Rumors have abounded that Kabila was actually born in Tanzania, which would make him a citizen of that country.
[4] He is the son of long time rebel, former AFDL leader and president of the Congo
Laurent-Désiré Kabila and Sifa Mahanya.
Kabila's childhood coincided with the low point of his father's political and military career. He was raised in relative remoteness, with few records of his early days. Kabila attended a primary school organized by his father's rebel forces, before moving to Tanzania where he completed primary and secondary school. Due to his father's status as an enemy of Zairean strongman
Mobutu Sese Seko, Kabila posed as a Tanzanian in his school years to avoid detection by Zairean intelligence agents.
[4]
Guerrilla and army years[edit]
Following high school, Joseph Kabila followed a military curriculum in
Tanzania, then at
Makerere University in Uganda.
[4] In October 1996, Laurent-Désiré Kabila launched the
campaign in Zaire to oust the Mobutu regime with his newly formed army, the
Alliance of Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Congo-Zaire (AFDL). Joseph Kabila became the commander of an AFDL unit that included "
kadogos" (child soldiers) and likely played a key role in major battles on the road to Kinshasa, but his exact whereabouts during the war have been difficult to establish.
[4] Joseph Kabila appears to have been present at the liberation of
Kisangani where media reports identified him as commander of the rebel force that took the city after four days of intense fighting.
[5]
Following the AFDL's victory, and Laurent-Désiré Kabila's rise to the presidency, Joseph Kabila went on to get further training at the
PLA National Defense University, in Beijing, China.
When he returned from China, Kabila was awarded the rank of Major-General, and appointed Deputy Chief of Staff of the
Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in 1998. He was later, in 2000, appointed Chief of Staff of the Land Forces, a position he held until the elder President Kabila's assassination in January 2001.
[6] As chief of staff, he was one of the main military leaders in charge of Government troops during the time of the
Second Congo War (1998–2003).
[4]
3. Paul Kagame: Kafundiswha na Tanzania kuwa Spy
In 1978, Fred Rwigyema returned to western Uganda and reunited with Kagame.
[17] During his absence, Rwigyema had joined the rebel army of
Yoweri Museveni. Based in
Tanzania, it aimed to overthrow the Ugandan government of
Idi Amin.
[17] Rwigyema returned to Tanzania and fought in
the 1979 war during which Museveni's army, allied with the Tanzanian army and other Ugandan exiles, defeated Amin.
[18] After Amin's defeat, inspired by Rwigyema, Kagame and other Rwandan refugees pledged allegiance to Museveni, a cabinet member in the transition government.
[19] Kagame travelled to Tanzania where the Tanzanian government, which sought to protect the new Ugandan regime, trained him as a spy.
[20]
Nimekueleza mambo machache tu kisha uanze kuheshimu Tanzania. Ninaweza kuku Historia ya ma raisi wengi tu wapo chini ya TZ.
