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Muhoozi says that after the man born in Bethlehem, Fidel Castro is the most dangerous man to have walked the earth. This is because he united both black and white races in the struggle against all forms of domination.
“After Jesus Christ, Fidel Castro must be the most dangerous man that ever lived! He united black and white in the struggle against all forms of domination. We the oppressed of the world fear not because of everything Fidel taught us,” Muhoozi said.
It should be noted that the Cuban leader is one of the most accredited revolutionaries in history. He proved a thorn in the Western powers’ quest for supremacy, especially in the Cold War era.
Fidel Castro was instrumental for Africans in the struggle against colonialism.
That is why Muhoozi in his other tweet said that Africans can never forget what Cuba did for the Continent. Besides Cuba, China and Russia were also helpful in the struggles against colonialism and apartheid.
It’s therefore for this reason that Uganda and most African countries haven’t come out to condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
“Africans can never forget the support Cuba, under the leadership of the legendary Commandante Fidel Castro Ruz, the USSR and China gave us in getting rid of the monstrosity of colonialism and Apartheid. Mother Africa will stand with her friends! God bless Africa,” Muhoozi added.
It should be recalled that Muhoozi a few days ago came out to reveal that all non-white countries are supporting Russia in this crisis.
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