Who is Jaffar Amin, the Son of Mad Dictator Idi Amin

More than 30 years after the tragic events the son of Idi Amin meets the son of Oboth Ofumbi in Uganda and the most unpredictable journey of their lives begins.

Children of Dictators presents some of the most influential dictators of the 20th century through the eyes of their children and relatives. This long documentary series shares rarely seen personal perspectives of history and offers a deeper understanding of the most feared leaders in the world, while focusing on the portraits of their children.

Episode 1 - Jaffar Amin
Director : Eszter Cseke, Andras S. Takacs

[byaruhangaroger]

I used to be Jaffars immediate supervisor when we were working with DHL international and I can authoritatively state that he's a very genuine human being and all he's doing is in very good faith!....
Anyone that sees him I need his current phone contacts

[tarsin]

Amazing how forgiveness brings back love!

[itguru]

Power is truly transient

Forgiveness is a powerful tool we all need to embrace, including me.

I think I like this Jaffar Amin guy, he seems to be a good hearted man.

[Fashionanthropologist]

Heart-wrenching odyssey of two kindred brothers, this deserves a book ...a tale of two unusual brothers 🇰🇪 🇰🇪. Wish i could pen it

[eliasnavytanga]

Great documentary Jafar. Keep up doing a good work.

[jobsline]

Best documentary make a video of how Tony blare murdered kids and women in Afghanistan and Iraq too

[oligarchytheatre]

It's a GOOD documentary!
HONORABLE!!!
EXCELLENT!!
I WISH THEM THE BEST IN THEIR UGANDAN SAVANA HOTEL ENDEAVORS!!
GOOD TO SEE THEY ARE STRONG BROTHERS UNITED FOR BETTERMENT OF IT ALL!!

[itzelmedor]

Definitivamente los eventos vividos y querer pasar la página de una historia marcada es lo positivo de ambos en ese instante y reconocer lo que realmente es valioso para ambos .

[GoooObama]

Wow it was so fascinating and very moving. The power of forgiveness and healing. ❤❤❤

[amlikethatpersonthatlikese]

15 minutes in am hooked to this duo ....
Its a very good documentary, i loved this insight keep up the good work ❤️best of luck to both of these guys

[SPINENAIJA]

We can never lose our culture in Africa.. No matter how much some people try to take it away from us.. Our way of life is the best.. We just need to work on having leaders who doesnt take advantage of this as a vulnerability, and we will be fine. The world can learn a lot from us.

[ulyssesparado]

This is a very beautiful content and the Philippines!

[AliPo-neyf]

Amazing. Sydney'Oz Solid Salute. Thankyou ThankU thankyou 🙌🏼🕊️

[andiridwanandi]

Orang orang yang berjiwa besar adalah orang yang memberi Maaf kepada orang yang menyakiti nya.

[Madeintheusa]

If we learn from history we are less likely to repeat it.

[chibuezechukusa]

Am almost in tears watching this video, am so happy about the end.

[naturesmomentstv]

Jaffar Amin's story sheds light on the complexities of his father's regime. What more can we learn about the impact of Idi Amin's dictatorship?

[tresorabaingi]

Dieu est si grand est miséricordieux, je n'arrive pas à me contenir devant cette situation si spéciale caractérisée par une sincérité exemplaire et plein de respect.
Que Dieu nous éloigne de la division, la haine et le préjugé.

[emilymateo]

Oh I’ve just come across this documentary. I knew Godfrey, Sam, Mike, Betty, Esther and the young ones. We were neighbours at church Road Westland’s. They went to school with my brother’s at St. Mary’s and I was at Loreto convent msongari. It was so nice to see Godfrey. I remember he used to take us for rides on his motorbike and they had a land-rover. We lost contact after we left Kenya for Angola and later the U.K. l wish I could get his contact details.

[rajaharri]

Lovely documentary. It's terrible how men seeking power can affect generations, whether good or bad.