WAMALA TOMBS
KABAKA SSUNA’S RESTING PLACE He had so many wives that he did not mind giving away one of them. This is part of Ssekabaka Ssuna’s history that intrigues many a visitor to his Tomb in Wamala Set in a beautiful and spectacular view, the impressive grass…
KASUBI TOMBS
Situated on a hill with in Kampala, The Kasubi tombs tourism site is an active religious place in the Buganda Kingdom . Its place as a burial ground for the previous 4 Kabakas of Buganda makes it a very important religious centre for the royal family, a…
THE BAGAND Culture
The Baganda rare the largest single ethnic group in Uganda. They occupy the central part of Uganda which was formerly called the Buganda province. The Baganda can therefore be found in the present districts of Kampala, Mpigi, Mukono, Masaka, Kalangala,…
THE PYGMOIDS Tribles in Uganda
The closest relatives to the stone-Age people in Uganda can be said to be the pygmoids Batwa and the Bambuti. They live by hunting and gathering and they do not have permanent dwellings. They tend to be semi-sedentary, camping for a time where food can…
THE BASOGA
The Basoga are the eastern neighbors of the Baganda.They occupy the region between Lake Victoria and Lake Kioga the present districts of Kamuli, Jinja and Iganga. Origins Due to the continuous movements and intermingling of the people within the Basoga…