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	Bunyoro biography .ms
		Bunyoro is a region of Uganda, and from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century one of the most powerful kingdoms of East Africa.
		Bunyoro rose to power by controlling a number of the holiest shrines in the region, the lucrative Kibiro saltworks of Lake Albert, and having the highest quality of metallurgy in the region.
		Bunyoro began to fade in the late eighteenth century due to internal divisions.
	bunyoro.biography.ms

	Bunyoro - Iridis Encyclopedia
		Bunyoro is a region of Uganda, and from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century one of the most powerful kingdoms of East Africa.
		Bunyoro rose to power by controlling a number of the holiest shrines in the region, the lucrative Kibiro saltworks of Lake Albert, and having the highest quality of metallurgy in the region.
		Bunyoro began to fade in the late eighteenth century due to internal divisions.
	www.iridis.com /Bunyoro

	Bunyoro - Enpsychlopedia
		Bunyoro rose to power by controlling a number of the holiest shrines in the region, the lucrative Kibiro saltworks of Lake Albert, and having the highest quality of metallurgy in the region.
		Bunyoro is a region of Uganda, and from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century one of the most powerful kingdoms of East Africa.
		Bunyoro began to fade in the late eighteenth century due to internal divisions.
	www.grohol.com /psypsych/Bunyoro

	Bunyoro - TheBestLinks.com - British Empire, Indian Ocean, Ivory, Rwanda, ...
		Bunyoro rose to power by controlling a number of the holiest shrines in the region, the lucrative Kibiro saltworks of Lake Albert, and having the highest quality of metallurgy in the region.
		Bunyoro is a region of Uganda, and from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century one of the most powerful kingdoms of East Africa.
		Unwilling to accept the loss of territory and control of their region the Bunyoro revolted in 1907 the revolt was put down, and relations improved somewhat.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Bunyoro.html

	The Norwegian Council for Africa Printer friendly
		Bunyoro's claims for compensation come at a time when internationally Africa and her descendants in other parts of the world are demanding for among other things; apologies and reparations from the advanced west.
		The then King of Bunyoro, King Chwa II Kabalega called the colonial representatives, agents of doom and mobilised his people to reject their invasion.
		The coalition of lawyers is expected to bring the UK government to account for the plunder of Bunyoro during Britain's colonial rule of Uganda.
	www.afrika.no /noop/page.php?p=Detailed/4996&print=1

	Uganda Connect - Bunyoro-Kitara
		Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom in mid-western Uganda lies 1°N to 2°N and 30°45' East to 32°25' East of the Equator.
		The economy of Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom thrives on a number of economic activities, prominent among which is large scale commercial farming in tobacco, sugarcane, tea, cereals like maize, rice and ranching.
		However, through non-profit Kingdom institutional organs, such as Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom Youth Foundation, it is mandated to enter into partnerships with local, national and international organizations and individuals with demonstrable interest in fostering development in the Kingdom.
	www.uconnect.org /bunyoro

	Explore
		Supposing Bunyoro asked them, was it in their -British-interest not to have such a law then, who would be on the wrong.
		The paper reported that the Omukama [King] of Bunyoro Kingdom in Uganda was considering suing Britain for having colonised and depopulated the Kingdom and taken away its wealth.
		I forsee that Bunyoro may be intimidated by the so called nation-state (since Britain is part of its serving dish).
	www.edirisa.org /inhales/00000009.php

	The Roots
		This demand by Bunyoro, coupled with that from Buganda that she would not participate in the conference unless her financial relationship was regularized before then, sparked off speculations about the success of the conference.
		Majugo, a member of the Bunyoro delegation, declared on his return to Uganda, that independence day, 9 October, would be "a funeral in Bunyoro" and that Bunyoro would not be part of the independence celebrations.
		Bunyoro however demanded that this transfer must be effected before the start of the Constitutional Conference scheduled for June 12, 1961.
	upcparty.net /historical

	East Africa Living Encyclopedia
		Bunyoro was the largest and most influential of these kingdoms until the end of the 17th century.
		The people of Bunyoro, who had fought both the Baganda and the British, were particularly aggrieved by this new domination.
		In the period between 1650-1850, the kingdom of the Bunyoro shrank to a fraction of its former size, giving regional dominance to Buganda.
	www.sas.upenn.edu /African_Studies/NEH/uhistory.htm

	empire
		Details of the horrific, genocidal acts against the Banyoro are well documented in "Breaking Chains of Poverty", published by the Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom Advocacy Publications; authored by the Hon.
		Copies of the publication may be obtained by writing to Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom Advocacy Publications, P.O. Box 1, Hoima, Uganda.
		Colonial efforts to reduce Bunyoro to a non entity were numerous, and continued over a long period of time.
	www.bunyoro-kitara.com /empire.htm

	The Bunyoro Agreement 1933
		The salaries of these officials, upon such as may be approved from time to time by the Bunyoro Agreement, Governor having regard to the finances of the Native Government of the Obukama bwa Bunyoro- Kitara, shall be met from the revenues of that Government.
		Provided that time and circumstances permit the Mukama shall be consulted beforehand in regard to any new measure of general taxation, applicable to the people of the Obukama bwa Bunyoro- Kitara equally with the inhabitants of the rest of the Protectorate, which it may be proposed to introduce.
		The Agreement shall be operative in the Obukama bwa Bunyoro-Kitara which shall comprise the District of Bunyoro as delimited from time to time by the Governor by Proclamation, provided that there shall be no contraction of the existing boundaries without the consent of the Mukama.
	www.kituochakatiba.co.ug /bunyoro.htm

	Uganda Arts & Culture at Marketuganda.com
		Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom is one of oldest kingdoms in Eastern Africa.
		Toro Kingdom was part of the large empire of Kitara, under the reign of the bito dynasty, which dates back to the 16th century.
		Busoga Kingdom has a long and interesting historical legend that explains the very nature and bond of the cultural institutions in Uganda.
	www.tradesweden.com /Arts_and_Culture/more2.html

	Zamnet Home Page
		Kingdoms in Uganda were banned in 1966 but 10, including Bunyoro-Kitara, were restored when President Yoweri Museveni came to power in 1987.
		"Bunyoro was one of the richest kingdom's in Africa that was plundered and destroyed.
		Until now the population is in poverty," Mr Kizza told the BBC's Network Africa programme.
	www.zamnet.zm /newsys/news/viewnews.cgi?category=8&id=1078307715

	The EastAfrican on the Web
		Mr Pearlman represented Bunyoro-Kitara in the 1960s in the case against Buganda over Bunyoro's lost counties.
		By B. THE BUNYORO kingdom has contracted lawyers in England and Uganda to handle a suit in which King Solomon Gafabusa Iguru I is suing the British government for pillaging, rape and murder that the British troops committed over 100 years ago.
		Bunyoro first gave a copy of its claim to the Attorney General's office in 2001.
	www.nationmedia.com /eastafrican/09082004/Regional/Regional0908200424.html

	The EastAfrican on the Web
		Bunyoro is insisting that before the 1900 agreement Buganda owned only 13 counties but subsequently its territory increased to 20 after seven counties — Buyaga, Bugangaizi, Buheekura, Buruuli, Bugerere, north Singo (Kiboga) and Bulemeezi — were taken from Bunyoro.
		Bunyoro has threatened to sue the British government over what they call plundering of the kingdom.
		A case has been instituted in the High Court by lawyers acting for the people of Kibaale district in the Bunyoro kingdom.
	www.nationmedia.com /eastafrican/23082004/Regional/Regional2408200441.html

	Toro2
		Succeeded his brother after his capture by the Bunyoro army in 1875, but was not able to maintain his position for very long and abdicated in favour of his brother.
		Expelled by a Bunyoro army in 1880, and took refuge, firstly in Ankole, and later in Buganda.
		Captured and deported to Bunyoro by an army sent by Omukama Chwa II Kabarega, 1875.
	4dw.net /royalark/Uganda/toro2.htm

	Bunyoro Kingdom (Uganda) # fahnenversand.de - Fahnen Flaggen Fahne Flagge Nationalflaggen Nationalflagge Shop Flaggenshop Versand kaufen bestellen
		Bunyoro is one of the traditional kingdoms of Uganda.
		The older flag, from a document in the Flag Research Center based on a memorandum of the District Commissioner of Homia (15 Dec 1934) the flag is as pictured with arms in white lined black.
		The image posted present some variations, and is closer to the old design.
	www.fahnenversand.de /fotw/flags/ug}by.html

	Omukama of Bunyoro
		Omukama of Bunyoro is the name given to rulers of the central African kingdom of Bunyoro-Kitara.
		Although no longer the ruler of a state, the Omukama of Bunyoro remains an important figure in Ugandan politics, especially among the Banyoro people of whom he is the titular head.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/O/Omukama-of-Bunyoro.htm

	Toro
		Bunyoro, never happy with Toro's separate existence, invaded in 1876.
		Although named as successor to his father, Omukama Kyebambe III, Kaboyo Olimi V preferred to leave Bunyoro to his younger brother.
		After a number of attempts at annexation and three wars against various princes, she triumphed in 1880.
	4dw.net /royalark/Uganda/toro.htm

	The Federal Case for Bunyoro-Kitara
		Lugard in 1891 re-established the kingdom of Toro which Kabalega had restored to Bunyoro in 1876 by military victory.
		When Lugard installed Kasagama as Omukama of Toro and established Nubian fortifications to cut off Kabalega seven provinces constituting Toro Kingdom and two provinces in Ankole were lost to Bunyoro.
		The three provinces in what became Belgian-Congo were lost as a result of Anglo-Belgian frontier adjustments while in 1894 six provinces were ceded to Buganda by the British, precipitating the 'Lost Counties' struggle.
	www.federo.com /Pages/Case_for_Bunyoro-Kitara.htm

	[Ugnet] Banyoro state their case of plunder against British govt
		Bunyoro’s first demand for compensation was sent to the British government in August 2001 through Mr Tom Philips, then its high commissioner to Kampala.
		But the British troops did occupy the kingdom up to 1933 when Bunyoro was forced into an agreement with Great Britain.
		The claim is based on International Customary Law codified in the Third Geneva Convention and Additional Protocols I and II, Article 1.4 and Article 3 of Protocol I. Kabalega fought British forces of occupation from December 1893 up to April 1899.
	www.mail-archive.com /ugandanet@kym.net/msg17437.html

	Uganda Connect - Bunyoro-Kitara
		Ensi yo bukama bwa Bunyoro-Kitara eri hagati ya bugwa izooba bwa Uganda, Bunyoro eine abugaiga mu bya faayo emyaka rukumi ehingwire, Hakasumi kanu, erumu ekuchweka kya masindi, Hoima, na kibaale, Eine obugazi nobu kyakasatu rufunjo, migera na mwitanzige.Twine Omugisa okwekulemberwa Rukirabasaija Agutamba Solomon Gafabusa Iguru.I. Bunyoro twine abantu chitwaro kinaana.
		Bunyoro eine obyobugaiga nka goludi,amagita omunyanja mwita nzige,obubaale obwe sente nyamwigi.Rukirabasaija aka haigaho goludi ekuhikya guramu 3 ahandi gramu 19.
		Omu bu Bunyoro halimu, paka nka eya Murchision, Kavuma, Bungungu na Biiso.
	www.uconnect-org.ae.psiweb.com /bunyoro/bunyoro.html

	Clinton And Bush Both Sold Us Out To Israeli Racists
		Kingdoms in Uganda were banned in 1966 but 10, including Bunyoro-Kitara, were restored when President Yoweri Museveni came to power in 1987.
		"Bunyoro was one of the richest kingdom's in Africa that was plundered and destroyed.
		Until now the population is in poverty," Mr Kizza told the BBC's Network Africa programme.
	www.powmadeak47.com /new04/new04ug040302euros.html

	Uganda Martyrs
		In the north Kabarega (the king of Bunyoro Kitara a traditional arch enemy of Buganda) was raging, fighting off the pending invasion from the Khedive of Egypt and for sure he never lost his intentions towards Buganda.
		Further south it was reported that the Germans were annexing territories in the regions of the present Tanzania, and Mwanga was caught in a threatening position.
	www.buganda.com /martyrs.htm

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		: The Kingdom of Bunyoro Kitara is one of the 4 main kingdoms recognized by the Republic of Uganda...
		Kingdom reunited to Bunyoro from 1876 to 1891 when the Kingdom of Toro was restored...
		: During the time of the Luo (the rulers of Bunyoro) migrations, Luo sub-dynasties were established in Busoga.
	www.almanach.be /search/u/index.htm

	Bunyoro and Buganda (from Uganda) -- Encyclopædia Britannica
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		In 1867 the indomitable Chwa 11 Kabalega mounted the throne of the ailing and emaciated Bunyoro- Kitara and invaded Tooro which was then under the reign of Nyaika Kasunga, the son of Kaboyo 1.
		Until the 1830s, Tooro was an integral part of the Bunyoro-Kitara empire, but in 1836 Olimi Kaboyo the oldest and favourite son of Kyebambe III Nyamutukula, the aging Omukama of Bunyoro- Kitara, set up Tooro as an independent Kingdom.
		Apparently Kaboyo's successful secession was planned and supported by the Empire's powerful pastoralists of Mwenge, Bufiyangabu, Burahya, Butuku and Busongora who were growing tired of the cultural decline at their empire's court caused by foreign immigrants.
	www.africaszawadi.com /1africa/Leaders/kings/present%20kings/King_oyo.htm

	myUganda - Uganda's Leading Internet Resource Uganda's Information Portal
		In 1867 the indomitable Chwa 11 Kabalega mounted the throne of the ailing and emaciated Bunyoro- Kitara and invaded Tooro which was then under the reign of Nyaika Kasunga, the son of Kaboyo 1.
		Until the 1830s, Tooro was an integral part of the Bunyoro-Kitara empire, but in 1836 Olimi Kaboyo the oldest and favourite son of Kyebambe III Nyamutukula, the aging Omukama of Bunyoro- Kitara, set up Tooro as an independent Kingdom.
		Apparently Kaboyo's suc cessful secession was planned and supported by the Empire's powerful pastoralists of Mwenge, Bufiyangabu, Burahya, Butuku and Busongora who were growing tired of the cultural decline at their empire's court caused by foreign immigrants.
	www.myuganda.co.ug /monarchies/toro.php

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