The Buganda Royal Regatta revives a royal tradition of canoe racing, bringing together culture, sport, tourism and business on the waters of Lake Nalubale.
The Buganda Royal Regatta revives a royal tradition of canoe racing, bringing together culture, sport, tourism and business on the waters of Lake Nalubale.
The institution of the Kabaka is more than a throne—it is the cultural and spiritual identity of Buganda. Respect for traditional leadership, heritage, and protocol is essential to preserving the kingdom's legacy.
Tradition and religion are not enemies—they are different parts of the same house. This reflection explores how culture, morals, faith, and character work together to build strong individuals, communities, and nations.
"You are not solving a dispute. You are planting a forest of fatherless, clanless children." - A passionate call to protect Buganda’s cultural identity, questioning whether modern disputes over DNA and lineage risk damaging traditions, families, and belonging.