During Idi Amin's regime, Libya's Muammar Gaddafi visited Uganda with his Minister of Finance, proposing terms that would effectively give Libya half a share of Uganda. 😯🇺🇬🇱🇾 This is what Amin did. "Amin may have been almost illiterate, ... but he was not a traitor to his country"

Little King Oyo and his father King Kaboyo Olimi III somewhere in 1994. The two kings in this picture ruled Tooro for 61 years from 1965 to 2026.

Princess Elizabeth Bagaaya was Africa's first female foreign minister, but Libya's Muammar Gaddafi did not like the fact that Uganda's foreign minister was a woman, and he complained to Amin. Amin then ordered Bagaaya to keep as wide a distance as possible from Gaddafi. 🤔🙄

If you look closely at this picture, you’ll see George Desmond Kamurasi aka Big G, who was selected as the preferred candidate to succeed King Oyo but declined to take up the Tooro throne.

Video from 1963 when Elizabeth Bagaaya was a young Ugandan princess and law student preparing for the English Bar, shortly after Uganda's independence in October 1962.

Video showing Kampala in 1993, seven years after the NRM had taken power and government. In the video, you can see present-day Watoto Church structures, where Jennifer Musisi built her UGX 700 million water fountain, and Kyaggwe Road which leads to Kisekka, etc.

Princess Elizabeth Bagaaya of Tooro, featured in Vogue Magazine in the 1960s.

Princess Elizabeth Bagaaya with her father, Omukama George Rukidi III. 📸👑

A top Minister in the Somalia government once whispered in Princess Elizabeth Bagaaya's ear, "Not only do you look like a Somali, but you even smell like a Somali girl!" I won't tell you who it was... It was Omar Ateh Ghalib who served as the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Somalia from 1969 to 1976. 🌚

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Prince Jimmy Mugenyi, King Oyo’s uncle, King Oyo, his sister Princess Komuntale, their father King Kaboyo Olimi III and young Princess Cecilia Komukyeya, pictured in the early 1990s. 🥹❤️

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By the time of this picture, he was the world’s youngest king. 👑❤️

If you look closely, you’ll see King Oyo in these pictures. 👀

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Princess Elizabeth Bagaaya became Uganda’s Foreign Affairs Minister in February 1974 after Idi Amin unexpectedly fired Michael Ondoga and appointed her on the spot. But behind her rapid rise was a complicated relationship with Amin. Amin repeatedly made advances towards Bagaaya, asking her out and eventually sending an intermediary to ask her: “If Amin asks you, will you marry him?” She never gave him the answer he wanted. In November 1974, after Bagaaya had represented Uganda at the UN General Assembly in New York, she was placed under house arrest. Amin later announced that he had fired her for allegedly having a sexual encounter with a European man in a toilet at a Paris airport while returning from New York. She was dismissed on 28th November, 1974, just eight months after becoming Foreign Affairs Minister. In February 1975, Bagaaya secretly fled Uganda, crossing into Kenya disguised as a simple village girl. 🇺🇬🇰🇪