Muwenda Mutebi II
King of Buganda Kingdom

Born
April 13th, 1955
70 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Uganda
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Born in 1955, the current king of Buganda Kingdom has held the throne since 1993, after a long period of political turmoil in Uganda. Having studied in both Uganda and the United States, he returned to promote the cultural and social interests of the Baganda people. The king emphasizes education, cultural revival, and charitable initiatives throughout the kingdom. Under his leadership, Buganda has focused on reforming local governance and heritage preservation.
Ascended the throne of Buganda in 1993
Promoted cultural initiatives and education
Advocated for the rights of the Buganda people
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