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The history of the Rwenzururu Kingdom is
rooted in mythological and Historical
accounts.

     Mythological Account

The mythological concept is rooted in the account of
what might have happened between B.C. 2000 to
1400 A.D. Around B.C. 2000 - AD 1200 the
Rwenzururu Region was under several Bakonzo
(Bayira) chiefdoms led by clan leaders with
Kithasamba (a Spiritual being believed to have been
in charge of MountRwenzori) as the overall King of
nzururu (snow).Above Kithasamba was Nyamuhanga
(Creator God) who was the overall King of heaven
and earth. Nyamuhanga was a Spiritual being whose
name could not be mentioned lightly, by any body at
any time. Nyamuhanga remains the name of God
among the BanyaRwenzururu (Bakonzo, Bamba,
Basumba). The People of Ankole equally use the
same title for God. The Banyoro used it to refer to
the sun god (Kazooba Nyamuhanga).

At about A.D. 1200 Kakunja (Kakonzo) breaks off
from Lake Victoria. Kundu moves from Mount Elgon
to the Lakes Region and finally arrives on
MountRwenzururu through Kitagwenda and
Bunyaruguru.

About A.D. 1300 Nyalyanga is believed to have ruled
the Baswagha clan in the Great Lakes Region from
Mubende to Lake Kakule (Katwe) through Isale in the
Democratic Republic of Congo. He was followed by
Mugharura whose palace was at Kaghoro-ghoro.

In About 1400 A.D. distinct clan leaders appear to
have been those of Basu being Tswagho Biyogho at
Ighabiro (Kasindi).The separation of the Bakonzo
and the Banande, the Bakonjo of Kigezi and the
Banyamulenge.

       Historical Accounts














The Historical Accounts date back to the 18th
century. This was the time Bunyoro Kitara was a
very strong empire attacking any territory in order
annex more territory. RwenzururuMountains was one
of the areas that were attacked several times. The
Rwenzururu clan leaders kept on defending their
subjects against Bunyoro Kitara expaditions. The
BanyaRwenzururu at this time were not ruled by one
human being, they were just divided into clans. No
one of the clan leaders could dare to subjugate
fellow clan leaders because they considered
themselves as one family of Kithasamba and
descendants of Creator God – Nyamuhanga, who
hated blood shade of innocent people. Therefore, the
role of the clan leaders was to defend innocent
people, men, women and children against the
attackers.

1750-1852 Kighogho and Pukupuku repulse the
Banyoro invaders during the reigns of Kyebambe
Musuga Nyamutukura, Nyabwongo II Mugenyi and
Olimi Rwakubale of Bunyoro Kitara.

1820-70 Ruhandika, Kalikura, Busongera Bwa Ntule,
Ghome-Ghome, Rubiha,Kakuri, Kithengera, ruled
under Kithasamba, who engaded in fighting against
Bunyoro Kitara and the slave traders.

1830 Prince Kaboyo of Bunyoro rebeled against his
father Kyebambe Nyamutukura of Bunyoro Kitara
and fought against his brother Nyabwongo the Saza
Chief of Mwenge. Kaboyo Hides in Kangele’s
Chiefdom of Burahya being assisted by King
Ruhandika.

1830-1860 Kisoro Kya Ghome-Ghome guarded the
Rwenzururu mountains against the expenditions of
Banyoro and Arab slave traders.

1840 1840 The Bunyoro Kitara fighters called
Baruusura camped at Ibonde and threw several
Konzo rulers in LakeKaitabarogo which was
nicknamed Toro (a place of escape).

1852-69 Omukama Kamurasi of Bunyoro also known
as Kyebambe IV attacked the Bakonzo and Bamba
for giving refuge to Prince Kaboyo of Bunyoro Kitara.

1870- 99 Omukama Chwa Kabarega of Bunyoro
attacked the Batoro, Bamba and Bakonzo in search
of Kasagama who was taking refuge in the
RwenzururuMountains guarded with Ruhanda and
Kengele’s worriers. The Bakonzo gave refuge to
Prince Kasagama and took him to Buganda through
Ankore where he met with the British Captain Lord
Lugard of the Imperial British East African Company.

1888/89 Kasagama is taken to Buganda by
Ruhandika’s men through the territories of Kalikura,
Busongera Bwa-Ntule and other clan leaders via
Nkore.

1889 - Explorer H.M. Stanley arrives at a snow
capped huge mountain locally known as Rwenzururu
by the mountain dwellers, Rwenjura by some of
those staying on the low land, and Bugombowa
(Bugombwa) by the forest people. Some mountain
dwellers also called it Viruka (Birunga, or Biruka),
Aviruka (Ebiruka). Explorer Stanley Nick-names the
mountain “Ruwenzori” by combining the words
Rwenzururu and Rwenjura together. H. M. Stanley
mentions a King of the Bakonzo by the name of
Ruhandika.

1890 Captain Lord Lugard brought back Kasagama.
Kasagama declared himself ruler over the land
stretching from LakeKakule (Katwe) and beyond the
Mountains.

1890-1918 The Bakonzo and Bamba keep on
resisting Bunyoro Kitara and Toro establishments in
their territory. People in Busongera’s cheiftainship
reject Toro rule. A British Colonist by the name of
Owen forces the Bakonzo and Basongora to have
Kasagama control over ivory trade in the game park
on friendly basis. Kakule Salt lake was looted to
Tooro.

1893 Once again Kasagama runs a way form the
Baruusurwa bo Mukama wa Bunyoro in search of a
hiding place. King Ruhandika hides him at Kisyenene’
s home in Kaghughu. Ruhandika defeated the
Banyoro at Mandaku.

1894 The British colonial government created the
Kingdom of Toro to guard themselves against
Kabarega of Bunyoro. The Angolo-Belgian
Agreement marked the divide and rule boundary
separating the Bakonzo (Banande) and Bamba
(Batalinge) in Belgian Congo and British Uganda.

1900 On June 26 1900:The British Colonists, for
easier administration, forced the Bakonzo who lived
on the Slopes of Mount Rwenzori, and the Bamba to
become part of Tooro Kingdom.

1902 Kasagama tries to use force in collecting hut
tax from the Bamba and resisted with blood shade
because they did not recognize him as a ruler over
their territory. They continued paying tax to the
colonial government but not to ToroKingdom.

1906 The Batoro began feeling to be having a
Kingdom separate from Bunyoro. The Bakonzo
referred to the new created Kingdom of Tooro as the
White man’s Kingdom (Ngoma Njungu).

1912 Toro chiefs established Administration in
Bwamba (Bundibuyo) which was not yet part of Toro.

1918 Nyamutswa began a liberation movement
against ToroKingdom and the colonial rule in search
of re-establishing the Kingdom under Kithasamba
and thereby have a separate district from Toro. The
colonial government used to establish a district in
each Kingdom. They did this in Ankole, Bunyoro and
Buganda. Nyamutswa wanted the same thing to
happen for his people on the RwenzururuMountains.

1919 Nyamutswa was joined by Tibamwenda and
Kapoli (Kapolio) in the struggle to liberate their
people from ToroKingdom and the colonial
suppression of their traditional institutions and land.
Nyamutswa (Muhira by clan) was crowned a King at
Kanyatsi in Kisiinga sub-county with another palace
at Ndalibanwa in Kasithu, Bughendera, county.

1921 Nyamutswa, Tibamwenda and Kapoli were
executed by the Imperial British East African
Company (IBEAC) in collaboration with Ngoma
Njumgu - TooroKingdom leadership with
headquarters and buried them in one grave at
Kigando, Kisiinga. IBEAC had its headquarters in
Nairobi. The Bakonzo and Bamba retreated for re-
organization and the Batoro took their land, levied
heavy tax on them, put them under forced labour
(olubwa), treated them with disdain and arrogancy.
The Bakonzo and Bamba were denied development
in terms of schools, clinics, roads, markets, and use
of their language. The British gazetted their farmland
and forests (hunting ground) as game reserve.

1924 Bwamba was totally made the responsibility of
ToroKingdom.

1926 Bwamba is finally made part of Toro by the
British Colonialists.

1938 The Bamba were finally forced to pay tax to
Toro local government. They refered Toro as the
land of slavery (e Bukobe) up to the present.

1954 Isaya Mukirania began a Bakonzo Life History
Research Society. He was accompanied by Mr. Tom
Stacey a Book Writer from UK. The Bakonzo and
Bamba begin demanding for independence from
TooroKingdom and the Colonial Government. They
call it Rwenzururu Bakonzo-Bamba with a word
Tulibaghuma as a motto. And a spear headed the
word akethu-kathere (we lost our land, our treasure).

1961 A Rwenzururu Movement took form. First
Rwenzururu Memorandum requesting for a separate
District of Bamba/ Bakonzo was unwritten.

1962 Bamba/Bakonzo Councilors walked out of Toro
Rukurato on 13 March because of severer and open
inequalities, oppression and tribalism against them.

The Bakonzo and Bamba petition to the colonial
Central Government for a Separate Rwenzururu
District to be composed of the then countries of
Bwamba, Burahya, Bunyangabu, and Busongora on
15th August. A memorandum was handed over to His
Excellency Andrew Cohen, the British Colonial
Governor at State House, Entebee. Isaya Mukirania
was the leader of the delegation.
Another Bakonzo delegation led by Isaya Mukirania
met with Apolo Milton Obote, newly elected prime
minister of Uganda requesting for a separate district
in September 1962.

The Bakonzo and Bamba declared a separate
Kingdom of Rwenzururu from Toro, on 30th June.
Mr. Muhindo Murahya raised the first Flag and put
the announcement over the Colonial Radio in Uganda.

Government appoints a Commission led by
Sembeguya into the situation in Bwamba and
Busongora. They submit their report to the Governor
on 10th October, 1962.

1963 At Buhumbania, Isaya Mukirania was declared
King of the RwenzururuKingdom by various heads of
clans from around MountRwenzori on 30th June
1963. But not fully installed King for purposes of
democracy and consultations.

1964 ToroKingdom declares 14 days of Massacring
the Bakonzo, a genocide that was never given its
right name. Men, women, children and the unborn
were slaughtered, harked and burned alive. Houses
were put on fire and property looted. After two
weeks of mass slaughter Uganda government sends
police to rescue the remaining and take them to
Kahunge refugee camps.

1964 John Babiha, a Mutororo Vice President of
Uganda announced to have the Bakonzo tribe extinct
and declared the area a game reserve. Hon. Balinda
greatly condemns the act of massive slaughter of the
Bakonzo people and supports the idea of a separate
district in Toro for Bakonzo and Bamba. A District
that would have equal status with Toro, Buganda
and Ankole.

1964 Rwenzururu under Isaya Mukirania takes over
schools and announces Mr. John Basigirenda
Minister of Education to take charge of the Schools
within the Rwenzururu territory. The Kingdom
assigns teachers and supplies books to schools
within its territory.

1965 Isaya Mukirania is fully installed King of
Rwenzururu at Buhumbania, Buswagha in
Kibahimbandi’s family on the midnight of 29th /30th
June, 1965. On that day Isaya Mukirania asserted the
throne following the BanyaRwenzururu traditions.

1966 Isaya Mukirania died on 2nd September, 1966.

Charles Mumbere is crowned Second King of
Rwenzururu on 19th October, 1966. He is named
Charles Wesley Mumbere Kibanzanga II under the
guidance of Regent Minister Yohana Mwambalha and
the Queen Mother, Christine Mukirania. Hon. Samwiri
Mukirania remains Prime Minister till 1971 when he
retired. The office remains vacant for one year until
13th March, 1972 when one of the King’s advisors
Hon. Yolamu Mulima was appointed to become the
second Prime Minister of Rwenzururu Kingdom.
Omusinga Charles Wesley Kibbanzanga II becomes
Omusinga CharlesWesley Irema-Ngoma I.


             
1967 Apolo Milton Obote abolishes Kingdoms. The
BanyaRwenzururu continues with their Kingdom in
the Mountains and oppose government decision to
abolish the rest of the Kingdoms.

1971 Idi Amin takes over power in a military coup on
25 January, 1971.

Idi Amin Dada, Uganda’s new military head of state
meets a delegation of Bamba/Bakonzo elders and
creates on a paper the new Rwenzururu District
which he later announced as Rwenzori and Semuliki
Districts on 5th May, 1971.

1972 Omusinga Charles Wesley Mumbere Irema-
Ngoma now no longer minor, takes responsibility and
appoints Hon. Yolamu Mulima as his Prime Minister.

1980 President Godfrey Lukongwa Binaisa of Uganda
receives a delegation of Renzururu leaders and
promises to recognize the Kingdom with others.
President Binaisa changes the Name of Rwenzori
District into Kasese District and Semliki into
Bundibugyo District.

1982 August 15, Omusinga Charles Wesley Irema-
Ngoma willingly descends from the Mountains and
hands over his soldiers, arms and ammunitions to
the government of Uganda in hope of working with
the government of Uganda to restore Kingdoms
including the Rwenzururu one. This was during the
Second rule of Dr. Apolo Milton Obote.

Omusinga Irema-Ngoma is given the title of Chief
Elder of Kasese District by the Republic of Uganda.
Government gives him a house, two shops, a bus, a
lorry and a car to give him a beginning and
settlement as a Chief Elder.

1982/83 Omusinga Irema-Ngoma visits various places
of his Kingdom. He visits London with Hon. Amos
Kambere.

1984 Omusinga is given a special scholarship by the
Government of Uganda to study in the United States
of America.

The Bakonzo officially register their original ethnic
title as Bayira

1986 The National Resistance Movement (NRM)
takes Power under President Museveni. Omusinga
Irema-Ngoma’s special scholarship is
unceremoniously discontinued.

1993 NRM Government Restores Kingdoms.
RwenzururuKingdom is not restored.

1995 Hon. Ivan Walemba, Hon. Loice Bwambale and
Hon. Kule Joseph Muranga during the constitutional
assembly petition for the restoration of
RwenzururuKingdom. The Bakonzo population
supports them. Hon. Crispus Kiyonga and Hon.
Mbura-Muhindo Jerome oppose the idea of the
restoration of Rwenzururu Kingdom.

1997 A Fundamentalist Islamic group called the Allied
Democratic Forces (ADF) groups in Congo, which
was belived to have been supported by the
Sudanese government, attacks Uganda through
Mpondwe Kasese District in the Month of December.

1998 Anti-RwenzururuKingdom elders in Kasese
accuse Omusinga Irema-Ngoma of being the ADF
commander and declares him no longer a King. The
District Chairman Mr. Bihande Yokasi Bwambale
disassociates himself with the group of Elders and
calls for the democratic procedures in solving the
Rwenzururu question. The population supports Mr.
Bihande for a justification of the accusation against
the King. Many Bakonzo youth promise to join the
ADF group if it was true that the King was its
commander.

The Vice-Chairman of the National Resistance
Movement, Hon. Al-Hajj Musa Kigongo, and the
National Political Commissar, Hon. James
Wapakhabulo intervenes in the matter. Hon James
Wapakhabulo visits Kitswamba, Kasese, and Kisiinga
to check on the problem of the Bakonzo and their
monarchy and reports back to parliament that the
Bakonzo are in dare need to have their monarchy
restored.
Omusinga Charles Mumbere Irema-Ngoma is invited
by His Excellency President (Lt. Gen.) Yoweri
Museveni under the mediation of Hon. Capt. Mike
Mukula, Hon. Muruli Mukasa, Hon. Mulindwa
Birimumaso, Major General Salim Saleh, Hon. Prince
Christopher Mbalibulha Kibanzanga, Hon. Aggrey
Awor and Rev. Bent of Norway.

Omusinga Irema-Ngoma arrives at Entebbe on 20th
November as a state guest. Omusinga is recieved by
a mammaoth crowd of drummers, dancers and
enchanters from the Rwenzururu Mountains.

Omusinga Irema-Ngoma meets President Museveni
twice in the presence of government dignitaries, and
the Minister of Health and Member of Parliament for
Bukonzo West, Dr. Cripus Kiyonga, the Member of
Parliament Women Representative for Kasese
District and former Deputy Minister for Women in
Development, Hon. Biira Loice Bwambale, Member of
Parliament for Busongora South, Hon. Prince
Christopher Mbalibulha Kibanzanga, Member of
Parliament for Bukonzo East, Hon. Apolinaris
Kithende Kalibogha and Member of Parliament for
Busongrora North, Hon. Kule Joseph Muranga.

Omusinga shows that he was not connected with the
ADF rebels. He did not know their leadership neither
did the ADF leadership know him.

Omusinga visits Kasese, Kitswamba, Kisinga, Bwera
and Bundibugyo towns of his Kingdom. Omusinga is
given a royal welcome by his people. He assures
them to have not been part of the ADF rebels and
appeals to anyone who joined the movement in hope
that he is fighting for Charles Mumbere Irema-Ngoma
to surrender to government.

Omusinga is given another title by Hon. Muruli
Mukasa and Hon. Mulindwa Birimumaso, as
Omusingania (the uniting factor).

Omusinga is given a Diplomatic passport of the
Government of Uganda. The Government agrees to
resume a special scholarship for Omusinga Charles
Wesley Mumbere Irema-Ngoma. The president
promises to restore the Rwenzururu Kingdom after
peace is restored in the Rwenzori region.

Omusinga Irema-Ngoma returns back to the United
States of America to resume studies on government
scholarship. Omusinga takes with him his daughter
Princess Joyce Furaha Biira.

1999 Omusinga appoints a research committee to
look into the historical facts behind obusinga Bwa
RWenzururu that would also help in establishing a
peaceful settlement to the Rwenzururu Question.
The Committee was composed of Dr. Yona Balyage
(coordinator), Dr. A. Muhindo-Syahuka, Mr. Yona
Kibatsi, Rev. Balinandi and Mr. Nelson Ndungo. They
find out that over 80% of the bakonzo were in favour
of the restoration of Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu and
Omusinga Charles Wesley Mumbere as their King.

Upon realizing that Omusinga was not part of the
ADF saga, the Bakonzo youth ask President Yoweri
Museveni through Hon. Kule Muranga Joseph who
was Secretary to the Parliamentary Committee on
Security and Internal Affairs, to give them
ammunitions in order to fight side-by side with
government forces to root out the ADF fighters from
their territory. The Bakonzo faithfully did their part.

2000 President Yoweri Museveni appoints a
Munyankole re-known researcher at Makerere
University on ethnicity and conflict resolution, by the
name Kabbann Kabananukye to research on the
issue of Rwenzururu. His research found out that
85% of the Bakonzo were in favor of the restoration
of Rwenzururu Kingdom. He also found out 85% of
the supporters of obusing Bwa Rwenzururu also
favour Omusinga Mumbere Irema-Ngoma as their
King.

A delegation of the supporters of Rwenzururu
Kingdom is invited by President Yoweri K. Museveni
in his Parliament building office under the leadership
of Mr. Simon Mulongo, the Resident District
Commissioner of Hoima on 8th March.

They pointed out the Lacuna in the law of the
government of Uganda which did not allow them to
have their Kingdom restored just like other
Kingdoms that have been restored and new ones
that have been created.

2005 In January Omusinga and his officials visit
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni at his upcountry
residence at Rwakitura in Mbarara District. The
President appoints a Ministerial Commission to look
into the issue surrounding of Rwenzururu Kingdom
and its recognition. The Ministers appointed were Rt
Hon. Henry Muganwa Kajura – Second Deputy Prime
Minister and Minister of Minister of Public Service,
Hon. Betty Akech – Minister of State for Security,
Hon. Daudi Migereko – Minister of State for Energy,
and Hon. Engineer John Nasasira – Minister of
Works, Housing and Communication.

During the visit of the Kajura commission it was
observed that that 90% of the Bakonzo in Kasese
District support Obusinga, 100% of the Bakonzo in
Bundibugyo do support Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu
and a good number of Bamba support the institution.

The Report recommended the restoration of the
OBusinga Bwa Rwenzururu with Charles Mumbere
Irema-Ngoma as the King of the same.

2006 In July, based on the Kajura Commission
report, President Museveni asks the Movement
Cadres in the districts of Kasese and Bundibugyo to
advise him on the direction he should take in the
process of the restoration of Obusinga Bwa
Rwenzururu. He appoints Retired Bishop Zebbedee
Kahangwa Masereka to be chairman of the
Committee of cadres.

2007 Dr. Crispus Walter Bazarrabusa Kiyonga,
Minister of Defense, withdrawals his opposition
against Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu, and asks his
supporters to rally behind him in support of the wish
of majority.

October 19, Omusinga Charles Irema-Ngoma
celebrates the 41st Anniversary of his Coronation as
Omusinga wa Rwenzururu, at BuhikiraRoyalPalace,
in KaseseTown. A mammoth gathering of
Bakonzo/Banande from Uganda and Congo, Bamba,
Basumba, Banyoro, Banyankole, Bakinga and others
attends the ceremony. In attendence were Mr. Tom
Stacey from UK, visitors from USA, Dr. Kiza Basigye,
President of the main opposition party in Uganda
and Mrs. Miria Obote were among those who
attended the ceremony.

On October 20, Omusinga Charles Wesley Mumbere
Irema-Ngoma weds Agnes Ithungu Asimawe. In the
Cathredral of the Anglican Church of South Rwenzori
Diocese. Bishop Nzerebende unites them in holy
matrimony. Tens of thousands attend the ceremony
including Dr. Crispus Kiyonga, Members of
Parliament from Government and opposition sides,
Mr. Tom Stacey, President of UPC part Miria Obote,
leader of opposition in parliament, Dr. Latigo were
among those who attended the function. A Special
delegation from the Kabaka of Buganda is welcome
at the reception at golf club.

2008 On Sunday March 9, Omusinga inaugurates the
Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu Recognition Council at
Buhikira Royal Palace in KaseseTown.

In March, Kasese District Council, under the
leadership of the District Chairman Rev. Kithaghenda
gives three hills of Nyakabingo Village in Kasese
town Council to Omusinga Charles Wesley Mumbere
Irema-Ngoma to build Buhikira Royal Palace and its
related projects.

On March 17, The Prime Minsiter of the Government
of Uganda , Professor Apolo Nsibamba writes a letter
to the Minster of Gender, Labour and Social
Development Hon Syda Bbumba the Cabinet has
recognized Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu as a cultural
institution under the leadership of Omusinga Charles
Wesley Mumbere Irema-Ngoma, after studying a
report of the Ministers led by the 2nd Deputy Prime
Minister, Rt Hon Henry Muganwa Kajura. The
Statement is announced by various mass media and
BanyaRwenzururu express their confidnce in the
Government of Uganda under the leadership of
President Yoweri Museveni.

1st April, Prime Minister Professor Apolo Nsibambi
clarifies that he wrongly said that cabinet recognized
Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu but that he agenda is on
the cabinet agenda ready to be discussed. He
instructs Minister Syda Bbumba to include other
concerns of BanyaRwenzururu on the agenda to be
discussed by cabinet. People however get upset with
mixed feelings.

April 23rd, Rt. Rev Henry Luke Orombi Archbishop of
the Church of Uganda (Anglican) becomes the first
National Religious Leader to visit the Royal Palace of
Rwenzururu Kingdom at Buhikira in Kasese town. He
was acompanied by the Bishop of South Rwenzori
Diocese, The Rt. Rev. Bishop Jackson Thembo
Nzerebende. He was recieved by the Executive
Chairman of the Rwenzururu Kingdom Recognition
Council , Mr Constatine Bwambale. Her Roayl
Highness Nyabaghole (Queen), Agnes Ithungu
Asimawe alls with optimism on the Archbishop to add
his coice to those of thousands of BanyaRwenzururu
to emplore the government to recognize the
Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu which is long overdue.

May 16, Omusinga Charles Irema-Ngoma through Mr
Noah Nzaghale his Personal Private Secretary
announces the launch of the Kingdom website. He
points out that the website will link the Kingdom's
culture, aspirations, history and news to the
BanyaRwenzururu and the rest of the world.


2009 June 3, Omusinga Charles Wesley Mumbere
Irema-Ngoma appointed Mr. Constantine Bwambale
to the office of Omulerembera (Prime Minister of
Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu).  Rt. Hon.Constantine
Bwambale is the fourth Prime Minister of Obusinga
Bwa Rwenzururu since 1965, after Sir. Samuwri
Mukirania, Yolamu Mulima, and Yeremiya Muhongya.

2009 August 30, the President of the Government of
Uganda, General Yoweri Kaguta Museveni expressed
his position to recognize Obusinga Bwa
Rwenzururu.  He announced this at St. Paul’s
Cathedral of the South Rwenzori Diocese of the
Anglican Church in Kasese Town.  He also accepted
Omusinga Irema-Ngoma’s invitation to attend the
43rd Coronation Ceremony of King Charles Mumbere
to be held in Buhikira Royal Palace in Kasese town,
on October 19, 2009.


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Congratulations Omusinga
                 (King)
Charles Wesley Mumbere
            Irema-Ngoma