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Buganda

NOUN
  1. a state of Uganda and site of a former Bantu kingdom

How To Use Buganda In A Sentence

  • Many say that the current president wants a weak Buganda, and that's ironic because the kabaka supported the guerilla movement that brought Museveni to power. Kingdom, Government Clash In Uganda
  • They have a wide conspiracy of destroying everything that marks there was a great kingdom called Buganda, and this is one of them," loyalist Jemba Erisa told Reuters at the tombs. European Tribune
  • The kabaka is the supreme symbol of Buganda's identity, and the royal tomb contains the graves of the last four of the kabakas.
  • For example, the King of the Baganda tribe rules over the Kingdom of Buganda. Global Voices in English » Uganda: Nine Dead in Kampala Riots
  • Already, Uganda's population is 30 million of which Baganda don't even make up one third, and yet within the so-called Buganda the 'Baganda' are much less in fraction even if you were to add those who don't care about the cultural institution at Mengo. AllAfrica News: Latest
  • The ruling elite, headed by the kabaka collected rent from all land-holding subjects of the Buganda Kingdom.
  • Kasubi tombs just outside the capital Kampala are revered by Uganda's most populous tribe, the Buganda.
  • Besides, generosity to Buganda would aggravate the other kingdoms, particularly neighboring Bunyoro, whose land includes Uganda's new-found oilfields.
  • These countries should be called Buganda and Bunyoro, and their languages Luganda and Runyoro. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 3, Part 1, Slice 3 "Banks" to "Bassoon"
  • Burhan Ssebayigga of Makerere University’s department of religious studies said traditional beliefs, which are strong in Buganda, could be behind the current wave of ritualistic child murders. Uganda’s epidemic of child sacrifice
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