On the evening of October 9, 1962, Mohamed Sebaduka stood with his wife among the crowd at Kololo Airstrip to watch Uganda gain independence from British rule. The Union was lowered down slowly, and up went the new Ugandan flag at an equal pace.
The instruments of power from the British to the Uganda were read and handed out. A new dawn was here.
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