Lubaga
Uganda
Lubaga, a hill district in Kampala, Uganda, reaches 1009 places across 6 topics through 21 Bunkabop connections, with religion the dominant thread. The hill housed one of the palaces of the Kabaka of Buganda from the 18th century. When the Catholic White Fathers arrived in 1879, it became the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kampala. The remains of the first African Catholic bishop and first African Cardinal in Uganda are kept at its hilltop mission. Uganda, Buganda, and Kampala share many of its connections.
Muteesa I of Buganda
Connects Lubaga to: Kampala, Uganda | Buganda | Banda, Uganda | Kasubi hill
Pentecostal Movement
Connects Lubaga to: Fort Portal, Uganda | Makindye | Kigoowa, Uganda | Kawaala | Bugoloobi
Kasubi Tombs
Connects Lubaga to: Buganda | Banda, Uganda | Namirembe Hill | Kasubi hill | Namungoona
Lubaga Division
Connects Lubaga to: Nateete | Ndeeba | Busega | Lungujja, Uganda | Mutundwe
Kabaka of Buganda
Connects Lubaga to: Uganda | Kampala, Uganda | Buganda | Namirembe Hill | Mengo, Uganda
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kampala
Connects Lubaga to: Uganda | Kampala, Uganda | Buganda | Gulu, Uganda | Tororo, Uganda
Cardinal (Catholicism)
Connects Lubaga to: Daegu, South Korea | Borgo (rione of Rome) | Cobán, Guatemala | Tenjo, Colombia | Tactic, Guatemala
The White Fathers Mission in Uganda
Connects Lubaga to: Paris, France | Kenya | Hastings, England | Uganda | Tanzania
Kampala
Connects Lubaga to: Nancy, France | New York (state) | Uganda | Rwanda | Seychelles
Roman Catholic Diocese of Hoima
Connects Lubaga to: Rome, Italy | Poland | Sudan | Uganda | Rwanda
African Great Lakes
Connects Lubaga to: Kenya | Ethiopia | United Arab Emirates | Uganda | Tanzania
White Fathers
Connects Lubaga to: Cambridge, England | Berlin, Germany | Rome, Italy | South Africa | Birmingham, United Kingdom