The retrospective history of Central Africa as a whole

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Bunyoro-Kitara Empire, Buganda and other petty kingdoms

African Monarchies and Kingdoms of Uganda
By Prof. Emmanuel K. Twesigye, 23 February 1995. The history of the kingdoms in context of British colonialism. Suggests a federation of monarchies for Uganda.
Uganda's ‘true’ religious history after 20 years
By Bwanika Daniel, 31 July 1995. The diffusion of Christianity from the Sudan; the marriage customs of the kings of the Bunyoro-Kitara Empire, extent of the ancient kingdoms, political symbols, Hamites/Nilotes, war of 1862-1899. List of citations.
Another Bachwezi Dynasty
By Bwanika Daniel, 31 July 1995. Earthenworks and tumuli of Western Uganda associated with the Bachwezi kings. The historical issues.
Kabaka's Palace Burned to Ashes
14 October 1995. 16th-century shrines of Buganda's first king, Sekabaka Kintu, burnt by an arsonist.

Modern history of central Africa

Kenyans say Uganda backed raid on Rwanda
Did Museveni know about the raid? From Insight, World Intelligence Briefing 19 November 1990. Major concerns are being expressed in Kenya and other African countries about the September 30, 1990 invasion of Rwanda by Tutsi and Ankole tribesman who had been living as refugees in neighboring Uganda. Some Kenyan government officials are convinced that the invasion was fully supported by President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda.
New plan to invade Rwanda
By Philip Ochieng, in Kenya Times 15 December 1990. The Ugandan Government is planning a new and vastly more massive invasion of Rwanda. This decision was taken at a meeting of the top brass of the National Resistance Army (NRA) last week, after the failure by NRA-sponsored rebels to overthrow overnight the government of Juvenal Habyarimana of Rwanda.