Britain established the Protectorate of Uganda, initiating foreign political influence.
Uganda gained independence, appointing Milton Obote as its first prime minister.
Conflict with the Buganda kingdom led to a change from a parliamentary to a presidential system.
Idi Amin overthrew the government, initiating a regime known for mass killings and economic decline.
Amin was removed from power, ending a brutal dictatorship marked by violence.
Yoweri Museveni's National Resistance Movement seized control after a six-year guerrilla war.
Yoweri Museveni was elected president, marking continued concerns over democratic practices.
Museveni won re-election amidst allegations of electoral fraud and repression.
Museveni secured another term as president, with ongoing human rights concerns.