From Exile to Prime Minister / Baker, Delbert W / (PB/1988-1988/B+/USED)

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Son of an African chief, physician, businessman, and now prime minister—the life of Samson Kisekka is filled with drama, suspense, and pathos. Why? Because the story of the man is a story of a nation.
From Uganda's independence to the blood-soaked Amin reign when 100 Ugandans were killed each day. From the turbulent post-Amin years to the internal war that fractured the country once called "the pearl of Africa," Dr. Kisekka lived and worked for a better Uganda until he was forced into exile. While there, and later as prime minister, he helped guide Uganda to its restoration.
He has succeeded in the face of danger and baffling obstacles. These pages share the secrets of the prime minister's success. He reveals his concept of mature Christian leadership, which has helped him direct the destiny of a nation, and he tells how to achieve inner peace. Dr. Kisekka's story will fascinate you and inspire the accomplishment of higher goals in your own life and work.

Table of Contents

Foreword
Introduction
Mr. Prime Minister
The Pearl
Son of a Chief
Molding Experiences
Marriage and Medicine
Life-Changing Surprise
The Dark Years
Trauma and Tears
Exile Postscript
Dr. Kisekka Today

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