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from where he and his family traveled to the border, crossing it on 10 April. Eyewitnesses claimed to have seen him in Mbale as late as 11 April, however, where he, Idi Amin, and other high-ranking officials allegedly plundered the
African Textile Mills. Furthermore, Sabuni claimed that he stayed at
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before starving to death in their custody in 1981. His father was killed by UNLF troops in 1980. According to journalist Anne Mugisa, Sabuni was released in Uganda but arrested and charged with breaking into and stealing from the
African Textile Mills in Mbale. He was ultimately acquitted on 17
372:(ADF), a Ugandan Islamic fundamentalist rebel group, using the pseudonym "Al Hajji Osman". He was replaced in 1998 after falling ill and being forced to retire to a hospital in Mombasa. Ugandan military sources stated that he was leading an ADF subgroup,
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Tanzanian troops and Ugandan rebels invaded Uganda and approached the capital, Kampala. Amin fled the city and left Sabuni in charge of its defence. Kampala
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after fleeing Uganda. He was arrested by local authorities in May after being indicted by the
Kampala chief magistrate for murder and extradited back to Uganda on 16 June.
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Minister of Industry. He also underwent paratrooper training in Israel and for a time served as commander of the Paratroopers Military School in
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According to journalist Yunusu Abbey, Sabuni died from a stroke in
Mombasa in 1999 and was buried in the city. According to Mugisa, he died there in 2000.
306:, and Sabuni fled to Kenya. The circumstances of his flight are disputed. According to his own testimony, he fled Kampala on 8 April 1979, and went to
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High School and played on the institution's football team before graduating in 1967. In the 1970s he married and had three children. He was a Muslim.
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and reportedly remarrying. According to Sabuni's lawyer Joe
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