Independence
Independence: How Mwiri gave Uganda her motto...
In fact, Uganda borrows its national motto of ‘For God and My Country’ from Busoga College Mwiri’s motto—‘Kulwa Katonda n’Eggwanga Lyaffe,’ loosely meaning,...
Kampala becomes a city
Kampala was granted city status during a civic reception at the Town Hall attended by the Duke and Duchess of Kent as well as the governor, Sir Walter...
Did you know that the Duke of Kent represented...
A cannon gun was fired from the end of the runway as the Duke stepped out from his aircraft. They were welcomed by the governor, Sir Walter Coutts and...
Did you know that the Independence Monument...
The monument is a symbolic figure set to represent a new beginning filled with hope.
Did you know that Sir Albert Cook arrived...
Although there were other doctors who had travelled to Uganda, they were only reserved for the colonialists.
Uganda dedicates October to SDG education...
Currently the country stands at 50% but the outbreak of COVID 19 has had a negative impact of the road to achieve the SDGs.
Did you know that the first foreigners to...
By 1867, Islam had been established in Buganda, having been introduced by Arabs during the reign of Kabaka Ssuna II.
Did you know that the Democratic Party is...
Buganda Kingdom loyalists urged subjects to boycott the elections because Buganda’s major problems had not yet been addressed.
Did you know that Akorimo raised the Ugandan...
Maj. (rtd) Kanuti Akorimo, was that man who hoisted the Uganda flag as the Union Jack (British flag) was lowered.
Did you know that there was a Uganda Independence...
The conference was to review the situation, resolve the remaining constitutional obstacles and if necessary, amend the constitution of the previous year....
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