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Rajat Neogy, Transition magazine and the “Asian Question” in Post-Independent Uganda
One afternoon in November 1961, a young man with a “[b]ig beard, lots of hair [and] huge black brooding eyes” (Hume 1967, 35), walked into a bar in Kampala carrying copies of an English-language magazine. As the young man pushed through the lunchtime crowd, an Englishman tore a copy, stomped on it, and shouted: “That’s what I think of your magazine!” (Hume 1967, 35).
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