Buganda Kingdom News Today

The Minister of State for the Uganda Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities (MTWA), Hon. Martin Mugarra Bahinduka, received 39 significant and priceless artifacts at Entebbe International Airport on June 8 returned from the Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology-Cambridge. They were stolen from Uganda in the 1890s and early 1900s by British colonial administrators and missionaries.

Tripesa and Buganda Kingdom to harness the power of technology to amplify the allure of tourism in Uganda, particularly the Buganda region.

Hundreds of African sisters join a mass pilgrimage to the Uganda Martyrs Shrine of Namugongo, ahead of the June 3 Martyrs Day celebrations, honoring the dozens of Christians killed for their faith in the 1880s.

Fr Ssekibaala said a peaceful transition of power is possible, so long as peace and unity is embraced by all citizens

With the next general elections around the corner, Sunday Monitor speaks to opposition NUP party secretary general David Lewis Rubongoya.

The Anglican Church is not affected

Among lashed Western countries imposing sanctions and slashing aid towards “countries that have resisted their cultural colonization.”

My relationship with Joan Mulungi is a tale of two broken hearts coming together

President Museveni Contributes Shs1.3 Billion to Nebbi Catholic Diocese ahead of Uganda Martyrs Day Celebrations

The Nebbi Catholic Diocese was tasked to lead the Uganda Martyrs Day celebrations in 2024, slated for June 3rd, with a required budget of Shs1.3 billion.