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from exile to economic powerhouse indians now contribute to 65 of ugandas tax revenue despite being just 1

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- Indians in Uganda, less than 1% of population, contribute ~65% of tax revenue.
- Expelled in 1972 under Idi Amin; returned after Museveni took power in 1986.
- Sudhir Ruparelia returned with $25,000, now employs over 8,000 people.
- Uganda's economy projected to grow 6% next year.