Historic. Tuesday March 30 will mark 44 years since the return of the remains of Buganda’s King Fredrick Edward Mutesa II, who died in 1969 in exile in London. Salongo Mulumba (Katikkiro w’amasiro) ...
KABAKA Muwenda Mutebi II yeebazizza yunivasite y’e Makerere olw’okufuula enju kitaawe Ssekabaka Muteesa II gye yasulangamu ng’asoma, ekkaddiyizo ly’ebyafaayo. Obubaka buno yabutisse Nnaalinnya Lubuga ...
Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II is carried shoulder-high during his 30th coronation anniversary at Lubiri (palace) in Mengo, Kampala, on July 31, 2023. PHOTO/ABUBAKER LUBOWA. “Nze nga Kabaka wa ...
A few miles north of the equator, not far from where the Nile rises, the Mountains of the Moon face east towards a mighty lake that could drown the state of West Virginia. On the northern shore of ...
High on a red hill above the sunburned plains of Equatorial Africa, in the hereditary palace surrounded by flame trees, Mutesa II, 35th directly descended Kabaka (ruler) of Buganda, one of Uganda’s ...
Kampala — The Kabaka of Buganda, Ronald Mutebi II, has said his kingdom is eagerly waiting for the central government to return the Uganda Technical College (UTC) in Masaka to enable them start Mutesa ...
Sir Edward Mutesa II became the first president of an independent Uganda in 1963. He was also, as Kabaka of Buganda, the new country’s most significant king. The tension between these two roles — as ...
Plates (between page 176 and 177). siris_sil_1112946 ...
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MENGO - The former corporation secretary of National Social Security Fund (NSSF), John Baptist Kakooza (deceased) often described the former Kabaka of Buganda, Sir Edward Mutesa II and Monsignor Henry ...
The archbishop of Kampala, Most Rev Paul Ssemogerere, has clarified the official name of Lubaga cathedral to resolve confusion among the faithful and in documents. For years, the cathedral atop Lubaga ...
Sir Edward Muteesa IIHow Obote ended the life of Uganda's first President and why Uganda should value his legacy as a great leader and freedom fighter. Sir Edward Muteesa II, the first president of ...
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