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The Martyrs of Uganda (1885-1887) - By R. Sashikaba. An account of the martyrdoms, and reflections on them. Chapter from the book "Martyrs in the History of Christianity."
Kampala Evangelical School of Theology - Information about the school, courses and faculty, contact details.
19th Century Missions in the African Interior: Buganda - A substantial part of this essay on Christianity in Buganda (modern-day Uganda) is devoted to the martyrs.
St. Charles Lwanga and Companions - Essay on the Martyrs of Uganda.
In quest for Jewish homeland, Herzl once considered Uganda (8-29-1997) - Article examines the Zionist leader's support for the British offer of Uganda as a Jewish refuge.
Uganda - Bank of Uganda - Staff papers, annual reports, occasional reports on the state of the economy, and information about the BoU's various credit programmes.
WOUGNET -- Women of Uganda Network - A place to share news, information and activities on women related issues in Uganda.
More Than 200 Die in Uganda Cult Mass Suicide - The second biggest ritual mass suicide.
News regarding the Uganda Doomsday Cult Murder-Suicide - Information regarding the murder/suicide of Uganda's "Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God" doomsday cult.
Uganda - Parliament of Uganda - Includes history and constitution.
Uganda Missions - Short term missionary work.
World Gospel Mission - Uganda - Description, prayer requests and ministry opportunities of the organization's work in Uganda.
The Christian Martyrs of Uganda - Short essay, complete list of the 45 known Catholic and Anglican martyrs, photo of the modern basilica at Namugongo, image of the martyrs.
Adoption Now! - Sponsoring the education of street children and orphans, especially in Uganda.
African International Christian Ministry - An indigenous NGO working in SW Uganda, with healthcare, education and development programmes in the community.
James Hannington and the Martyrs of Uganda - Anglican Bishop James Hannington, killed in 1885, was the first of the Ugandan martyrs. Short essay on him, and on the first native martyr, Joseph Mkasa Balikuddembe, a Roman Catholic. With Anglican prayers in traditional and contemporary language.
The Martyrs of Uganda - Essay on the 32 young men burned to death at Namugongo. With prayer in traditional and contemporary language.
Uganda's Parliament to Re-Examine Polygamy - CNN - Sissie Nanyomba and Benna Nakato married the same man in the same month of the same year.
Uganda Partners - A support program for the ministry of Uganda Christian University, a seminary affiliated with the Church of Uganda.
Federo - Site devoted to the exploration of federalism in Uganda; offers federal and regional models, draft constitutions, party positions, personalities, and related links.
22 Martyrs of Uganda Among the "Blessed" - Newspaper clipping on the 1920 beatification of the Ugandan martyrs by Pope Benedict XV. Requires graphics; too wide for smaller monitors.
African Childrens Choir - Composed of children between seven and twelve years of age who come from three countries in East Africa - Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda. Many of them are from very poor backgrounds or are orphans.
Pearls of Africa - Nonprofit serving men, women, and children in Uganda, who live with disabilities. Information on volunteering, donating, and organization's programs.
Uganda Child Care - Children in Uganda. Information about the organization, photographs and biographies of waiting children. Partially in Danish.
Rubaga Youth Development Association - Programmes in social and educational training, and social work.
Acholi Religious Leaders Peace Initiative (ARLPI) - Effort to publicize the plight of the Acholi People in Acholiland, Northern Uganda.
Uganda - Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The Uganda Society - Organization promoting and preserving Uganda's literary, scientific and cultural heritage through lectures, events and publication of "The Uganda Journal."
The Church of Uganda - An autonomous church in the Anglican Communion.
Safariline-Africa - Safaris in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.
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