The exact cause of former President Idi Amin’s annexation of the Kagera salient — a 1,800 square kilometre strip of land bestriding the Kagera River, in the corridor between Rwanda and Lake Victoria in Tanzania has for long spells remained a subject of debate. While the incident 42 years ago, was pivotal in Amin’s downfall in April 1979, following the Tanzanian People’s Defence Force's resolute counterattack, it also renewed another problem — a long-standing, low-level, boundary dispute between Uganda and her southern neighbour in which hundreds of thousands of people are caught up. In Panorama tonight, we look at this problem that was created 138 years ago, when European powers convened for the famous Berlin Conference.
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