Uganda Under Colonial Rule: How Imposed Systems Shaped a Nation’s Future The colonial era in Uganda was marked by profound transformations in governance, land ownership, and social structures, driven by British administrators and their imposition of foreign systems....
The History and Legacy of Commercial Cotton Growing in Busoga District, Uganda (1905–1923) The story of commercial cotton growing in Busoga District, Uganda, between 1905 and 1923 is a fascinating tapestry of ambition, innovation, and resilience. This era marked the...
Land, Power, and Identity: The Legacy of Colonial Reforms in Uganda’s Busoga and Western Regions The story of colonial land policies in Uganda reveals a complex interplay of power, tradition, and adaptation, with enduring consequences for African societies. In Busoga,...
Unpacking the Political Transformation of Northern Busoga: A Journey Through Power, Culture, and Identity (1600-1900) The political transformation of Northern Busoga between 1600 and 1900 stands as a compelling case study of state formation in precolonial Africa....
Idi Amin’s Uganda: The Rise, Fall, and Legacy of a Notorious Regime In the heart of East Africa lies Uganda, a nation once hailed as the ‘Pearl of Africa,’ whose history is marred by the tumultuous reign of Idi Amin. From his bloodless coup in 1971 to his...
Unravelling the Rich Tapestry of Buganda’s History: From Myth to Modern Governance Buganda, a kingdom steeped in myth, history, and cultural resilience, offers a fascinating lens through which to explore the interplay of tradition and colonial influence in shaping...