Indian Voices in East African Colonialism

This chapter explores the role of Indian communities in East Africa during settler colonialism, highlighting key figures like Makan Singh and their involvement in anti-colonial movements. It examines the expulsion of Ugandan Asians and the challenges faced by immigrants in Britain following the upheaval, including economic struggles and cultural adaptability. Personal narratives intertwine with historical events, reflecting on the socioeconomic impacts on families and the contrasting experiences of Indian communities across the region.