What happens when personal trauma and systemic discrimination shape a leader’s worldview? In this episode, we explore the controversial leadership of Idi Amin, Uganda’s self-styled “man of the people.” From his early life as a Kakwa Muslim under British colonial rule to his rise as a polarizing figure, we unpack the lessons—and warnings—of Amin’s story. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on identity, resilience, and the challenges of leading in post-colonial contexts.