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A Dark Redemption

by Stav Sherez

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A Dark Redemption by Stav Sherez

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    Jun 2013, 448 pages

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Disappointing, Stereotypical
Kampala is a beautiful city and many Ugandans are good people. But neither city, country nor people are given any worth. Most Ugandans are portrayed in an insulting way. The acknowledgments don't include any native Ugandan sources. Did the author even visit the country? More importantly, did he even speak to any native Ugandans?
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