Jammu and Kashmir police constable Benia Amin, who secured a gold medal at the recently concluded World Police and Fire Games ...

Idi Amin, who called himself "a pure son of Africa," but whose bizarre and murderous eight years as president of Uganda typified the continent's worst dictatorships, died Saturday. He was believed ...

Amin Aossey was born to Naomi Farris Aossey on May 25, 1976, in Cedar Rapids. Amin left behind his mother; father, Bill Aossey; brothers, Bill Yahya Jr. and Jalel; and five beautiful nephews and ...

Amin's demonization unleashed an open season of violence on them. Museveni, like Amin, is using anti-gay hysteria to shore up his political fortunes. Museveni's rule, once promising, has gone on ...

Amin claimed he wanted to help negotiate a peaceful resolution despite some evidence he’d collaborated with the hijackers. World & Nation. Amin Forced Back to Zaire After Saudis Block His Return.

Amin also drove out of the country about 80,000 Ugandans of Asian origin, saying God had commanded him to do so in a dream. He distributed their vast businesses to his cronies, who mismanaged them ...

Amin repeatedly sent his troops to invade neighbouring Tanzania, and in 1979, Tanzanian troops and Ugandan exiles counter-attacked, sending Amin into exile. Amin fled to Libya, then Iraq, before ...

Their main subject was Idi Amin, the notorious dictator who ruled Uganda during the 1970s and oversaw the killings of as many as 300,000 people. In one image, ...

Amin, believed to be 80, was on a respirator. He was admitted to the hospital Friday suffering from high blood pressure, medical staff said. Amin has been in a coma since his admission.