Recently, Uganda’s oldest political party, the Democratic Party (DP), held what they called a reconciliation meeting. This meeting was to call back all the prodigal sons and daughters and all those ...
Part III. During the inaugural swearing-in speech by Yoweri Museveni as President on January 29, 1986, three days after the capture of Kampala by the NRA rebels, enthusiastic traditional Baganda were ...
ONE feature of Uganda is the persistence of its five Bantu kingships. They have no formal political power but centuries of powerful tradition behind them. Foremost among them, or so its subjects crow, ...
Whether or not President Museveni had motives (as some exchanges on the Internet suggest) in exposing "that Baganda, Batooro and Banyoro are related to Luos" is of no genuine consequence. What is ...
Ugandan security forces shot and killed at least three people and wounded several others in clashes with protesters after a fire gutted the tombs of four traditional kings. The Kasubi tombs, a world ...
Kampala — THE Minister of State for Lands, Matia Baguma Isoke, has apologised to the Baganda for saying they are worse than the Lord's Resistance Army rebel leader, Joseph Kony. The Buyanja MP, who ...
RIOTS rocked Kampala in support of the king of the Baganda, the country's largest ethnic group. Shops in the capital were looted, cars burned. Uganda's president, Yoweri Museveni, who hails from the ...
Ethnography of baakisimba -- Conceptualization of baakisimba music and dance -- Palace baakisimba -- Village baakisimba -- Baakisimba in the Catholic church -- School baakisimba -- Baakisimba and ...
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