- Chwa II
Kabalega (18 June 1853 – 6
April 1923), was the King or
Omukama of
Bunyoro in
Uganda from 1870 to 1899. In 1869,
Omukama Kamurasi Kyebambe IV died...
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Murchison Falls, also
known as
Kabalega Falls, is a
waterfall in Uganda,
located at the apex of Lake
Albert on the
White Nile. At the top of Murchison...
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Kabalega International Airport (IATA: n/a, ICAO: n/a), also
Hoima International Airport, is an
airport under construction in
Hoima District, Uganda. It...
- 0°39′23″S 32°8′41″E / 0.65639°S 32.14472°E / -0.65639; 32.14472 MV
Kabalega was a Lake
Victoria ferry operated by the
Uganda Railways Corporation. In...
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Royal Tombs also
Mparo tombs is a
historical royal burial site for
Omukama Kabalega II and
kings and
royals of Bunyoro-Kitara kingdom. The
tombs cover six...
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Omukama Kabalega of
Bunyoro resisted the
efforts of
Great Britain,
aiming to take
control of the kingdom. However, in 1899
Omukama Kabalega was captured...
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Kabalega Hydroelectric Power Station, also
known as
Kabalega Power Station is a 9 MW (12,000 hp) mini
hydroelectric power project located across River...
- Victoria: MV
Kabalega, MV Kaawa, and MV Pemba. On 8 May 2005, however,
Kabalega and
Kaawa collided almost head-on.
Kaawa damaged her bow and
Kabalega suffered...
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decisive battle of the
National Resistance Army. The
Kabalega Star I–III
Named after King
Kabalega of
Bunyoro who
resisted the British. The
Rwenzori Star...
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subsequently captured and exiled, in 1899, to the Seyc****es
alongside Omukama Kabalega, and his 3-year-old son was made
Kabaka by the
combined forces of the European...
