On July 6, 1897, dissatisfied with the agreement that he himself signed with Britain for the second time, Kabaka Mwanga declared war against is protectors. https://nilepost.co.ug/2019/10/09/kabaka-mwanga-fooled-twice-to-hand-over-independence-conquered-thrice/ The war only lasted ...
When Capt Frederic Lugard arrived in Buganda in December 1890, his intention was to conquer and administer Uganda through reducing Kabaka Leon Mwanga. Mwanga well feared by all colonial masters ...
The squabbles involving Buganda, Obote and British government took a whole week, while Mutesa’s body lay embalmed in Britain, and it would stay that way longer as the first funeral ...
When the Uganda government received and confirmed the information of Kabaka Mutesa’s death in exile, they jumped up with warm hands, asking the British government to hand over the body ...
https://nilepost.co.ug/2019/06/16/part-3-palace-falls-at-dusk-kabaka-escapes-through-gate-of-death/ With the palace literally on its knees and the Kabaka sent dashing to ‘nowhere’, Obote was in full gear and solely in command, not that he had not been ...
When Amin assembled heavy weapons at the palace to smoke out Kabaka Mutesa on the orders of Milton Obote, it was the last nail President Obote wanted to hammer in ...
The Late Godfrey Lukongwa Binaisa is remembered to have served this country as President between June 1979- May 1980. However, he was never really president as he struggled all this ...
On December 19, 1969, as he left Lugogo Indoor Stadium in Kampala where he had just addressed a UPC delegate’s conference, President Apollo Milton Obote survived death by a whisker ...
The day after President Amin came to power he emphasised in his first press conference that the only casualty of the coup was one wounded soldier. However, it soon became ...
On April 11, marked 40 years since the overthrow of Idi Amin Dada, in a coup championed by a cocktail of soldiers from the Tanzania Peoples Defence Forces (TPDF), Uganda’s ...
