Why eBuganda: a living archive

eBuganda exists to preserve and share the knowledge of the Buganda Kingdom. The archive begins with public-domain works such as Apolo Kaggwa’s Basekabaka be Buganda (1901) and John Roscoe’s The Baganda (1911), and will grow with community contributions reviewed by editors and historians.

Sources

  1. Apolo Kaggwa (1901). Basekabaka be Buganda.
  2. John Roscoe (1911). The Baganda: An Account of Their Native Customs and Beliefs.