The Rwenzururu Movement and the Democratic Struggle

19th century activities administration African agricultural Ankole areas Baamba and Bakonzo Baamba/Bakonzo leaders Babito Bahuma Bakonzo and Baamba Bakonzo/Baamba Bandande Batoro Batoro chiefs became British Bunyangabu and Burahya Bunyoro Bunyoro-Kitara Busongora Bwamba and Busongora Bwera cattle Central Government clans coffee colonial colonialists cotton counties culture democracy democratic struggle dominant Doornbos economic emerged ethnic forces Fort Portal Furley groups Ibid internal Isaya Mukirania Kabalega Kaboyo Kampala Kasagama Kasese District Kawamara Kinyamusitu Kyaka labour Lake Lake Edward land lowlands Mahmood Mamdani masses middle class militant mobilization Mupalya Musana Mutoro Mwenge nationality neo-colonial NRA/NRM NRM government Omukama Omukama of Toro organised peasants petty-bourgeoisie political popular population production refugees region resistance revolt Rwenzori mountains Rwenzururu Kingdom Rwenzururu leaders Rwenzururu leadership Rwenzururu Movement Rwenzururu problem Rwenzururu Question Rwenzururu struggle Saza Sembeguya Commission social movement society Stacey Syahuka-Muhindo Toro Government Toro Kingdom trade Uganda Argus Uganda Government Zaire