Fort Lugard, Old Kampala
Established by Captain Frederick Lugard in 1890, served as headquarters until 1894 and survived as the first museum in the country and…
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Established by Captain Frederick Lugard in 1890, served as headquarters until 1894 and survived as the first museum in the country and…
Constitution Square was originally called City Square, the name being changed to Constitution Square in 1995 after the amendment of the Ugandan…
The Butikkiro is the official residence of the Katikkiro of Buganda. It derives its name from the official residence of the Katikkiro…
Buganda Court Building is the third-highest judicial organ in Uganda, behind the Supreme Court of Uganda and the Court of Appeal of…
This was the residence of sir Apollo Kagwa, one of reagents of Buganda when Kabaka Daudi Chwa was still too young to…
What is Bahá’í Faith? The Bahá’í Faith is a worldwide religion that was born in Persia (currently Iran) in the mid 19th-Century.…
Kampala is Uganda’s largest city and the country’s capital. People here are very friendly and it is very peaceful city; you’ll get…
The Kasubi Tombs in Kampala, Uganda, is the site of the burial grounds for four Kabaka’s (kings of Buganda) and other members…
The Royal Mile in Kampala, also known as Kabaka Anjagala Road, is a historic road connecting the Buganda Royal Palace (Lubiri) to…
It is believed to have been the first catholic missionary church in Uganda