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What you need to know:
- Although Kasali was not schooled in formal education, he was educated in the school of life and had undertaken several military courses
In 2004, I shared a house with a certain soldier in the senior staff quarters of Nakasongola Barracks. By then, soldiers and civilians lived harmoniously side by side throughout the barracks. We even shared residences.
That’s how I wound up in the same house as the late Maj Enoch Kasali. He was a jocular, semi-illiterate soldier who had a finger missing as he was battle-tested when he was part of FEDEMU (Federal Democratic Movement of Uganda).
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