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Yoweri Kaguta Museveni was born on 15th September 1944 in Ntungamo to Amos Kaguta and Esteri Kokundeka. The name Museveni means “Son of a man of the Seventh” in honour of the Seventh Battalion of the King´s African Rifles where his father Amos Kaguta served during the Globe Fight II. In his early years Yoweri helped his father as a cattle herdsman. His diligence and an extraordinary memory earned him a put at Kyamate Elementary School, Mbarara High School, Ntare School and later University at Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, where he studied economics and political science. While at the University, he formed and got involved in different student´s revolutionary fronts and political groups that formed his views. And it was during his studies at Kyamate School where he met Janet Kataaha, who became his life love, a wife and plays an necessary role in his political and private life. Fighting for freedom in Uganda When Major General Idi Amin seized power in a January 1971 military coup, Museveni fled to Tanzania with another exiles. While in Tanzania, he started organizing clandestine crews to test and overthrow the government of Idi Amin. By October 1978, when Amin ordered the invasion of Tanzania in order to claim the Kagera province for Uganda; Museveni had already trained a significant number of warriors in his FRONASA outfit. The UNLF joined forces with the Tanzanian troops launched a counter-attack which culminated in the toppling of the Amin regime in April 1979. Museveni was named the fresh Minister of State for Defence in the fresh UNLF government. He was the youngest minister in Yusuf Lule's administration. The thousands of army which Museveni recruited into FRONASA during the fight were incorporated into the fresh national troops. They retained their loyalty to Museveni, however, and would be crucial in later rebellions versus the second Obote regime. The NCC chosen Godfrey Binaisa as the fresh chairman of the UNLF after infighting led to the deposition of Yusuf Lule in June 1979. In November, Museveni was reshuffled from the Ministry of Defence to the Ministry of Regional Cooperation, with Binaisa himself taking over the key defense role. In May 1980, Binaisa himself was placed under house arrest after an attempt to dismiss Oyite Ojok, the troops chief of staff. A Presidential Commission, with Museveni as Vice-Chairman, was installed and quickly announced plans for a general election in December. Museveni returned with his supporters to the bushes of Luwero and formed a rebel group called the Famous Resistance Troops (PRA), which later became the NRA. There they planned a rebellion versus the second Obote regime, popularly known as "Obote II", and its armed forces, the Uganda National Liberation Troops (UNLA). The insurgency began with an attack on an troops installation in the central Mubende district on 6 February 1981. On 27 July 1985, the UPC government was overthrown by mainly Acholi soldiers. After a few weeks, the NRA finally agreed to talk peace with the military junta. The talks started on 26 August to 17 December. However, although a cease-fire was announced, it was never respected. Museveni explained that while they were talking, abuse of human rights continued, the military junta continued to build their troops and attack them. In the end, Museveni and his allies refused to share power with generals they did not respect, not least while the NRA had the capacity to achieve an outright military win. They captured power on January 26, 1986.