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Kitara FC is also
known as
Kitara Football Club or The Royals, is a
Ugandan football club
found in
Hoima City. It
plays among the top
division of Uganda...
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Kitara (sometimes
spelt as
Kittara or Kitwara, also
known as the
Chwezi Empire) was an
ancient legendary state that
covered significant parts of western...
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Kitara can
refer to:
Kitara, the
nickname for the
Sapporo Concert Hall.
Empire of
Kitara, a
legendary East
African empire founded by the
Tembuzi dynasty...
- Bunyoro, also
called Bunyoro-
Kitara, is a
traditional Bantu kingdom in
Western Uganda. It was one of the most
powerful kingdoms in
Central and East Africa...
- "A****a, Haru ga
Kitara" (明日、春が来たら, "Tomorrow, If
Spring Comes") is a song by ****anese
entertainer Takako Matsu from her
debut album, Sora no
Kagami (1997)...
- club
Kitara and the
Uganda national team.
Omedi began his
football career at
Booma FC
which is
based in
Masindi district and
later joined Kitara FC in...
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Wilson Kitara is an
Anglican bishop in Uganda: he has been
Bishop of
Kitgum since 2018.
Kitara was born on 5
January 1971,
educated at
Uganda Christian...
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Runyankole language, a
Bantu language.
Before the
collapse of the
Empire of
Kitara, Ankole, or as it was
known back then, Kaaro-Karungi ‘the good village’...
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Detectives These Days Are Crazy! (まったく最近の探偵ときたら,
Mattaku Saikin no
Tantei Tokitara, lit. 'Detectives
These Days, Really') is a ****anese
manga series written...
- as a drag
queen in
Brazilian beauty pageants in 2008
using the drag name
Kitara Ravache, with one
saying that
Santos began dressing in drag in 2005. Manoel...
