The 1955 agreement On October 18, 1955, a day after Muteesa returned from exile, he appended his signature on the Buganda Agreement on behalf of the kingdom. Then Governor of Uganda Andrew Cohen ...

On November 30, 1953, the Kabaka of Buganda, Sir Edward Muteesa II, was bundled onto a military jet and flown to Britain. While Muteesa’s forced exile is widely mentioned by scholars especially ...

The University’s name Muteesa I Royal University is in recognition of a monarch of great vision, Ssekabaka Muteesa I of Buganda (1856-1884) whose invitation of missionaries through a letter to ...

In Buganda’s contemporary political history, there are two major obstacles that greatly threatened it’s establishment; these were the 1953-1955 and 1966 Kabaka crises.In November 1953, then ...

Analysis - Upon return from exile in 1955, Kabaka Edward Muteesa II embarked on a tour of Buganda Kingdom, and in 1959 he visited Kyambalongo County; know to the Banyoro as Buyaga County.

The tombs are home to the remains of four kings of Buganda—Kabaka Muteesa I, Muteesa II, Mwanga, and Daudi Chwa—each playing a significant role in the history of Uganda.

Mwanga ;who was on the throne 1884 – 1888 was born at Nakawa on 3rd June 1868. His father was Muteesa I of Buganda, who reigned between 1856 and 1884.

Four Buganda kings Muteesa I, Daudi Chwa, Mwanga and Sir Edwrad Muteesa II, are buried at the site. Call Us: +256 (0)414 337 000 Mail Us: [email protected] Advertising Rates. Plot 19/21 First ...

She urged religious leaders to pray for Muteesa 1, Mutebi and the Buganda kingdom. The ceremony was attended by the Archbishop of Gulu, Rt. Rev. John Baptist Odama, ...