About Us
About our history
Bishop James Hannington was the first Anglican bishop of East Africa born on 3rd September 1847 at Hurstpier point in Sussex, England and came to serve as missionary in Eastern Equatorial Africa.
As he was travelling towards Uganda on Lake Victoria, he was apprehended by emissaries of King Mwanga led by the Busoga’s chef Luba.
Bishop Hannington Site was named after Bishop James Hannington.
He was the first Anglican bishop of East Africa who came to serve as missionary in Eastern Equatorial Africa.
About our history
About Busoga
Busoga is a traditional Bantu kingdom in Eastern Uganda. We are cultural institution that promotes popular participation and unity among the people of Busoga, through cultural and developmental programs for the improved livelihood of the people of Busoga.
We strive for a united people of Busoga, who enjoy economic, social and cultural prosperity. We also continue to enhance, revamp and pave the way for an efficient institutional and management system for the Kyabazinga kingship.
Hon Hellen Namutamba
Minister of Tourism & Heritage
About Busoga Tourism and Heritage
Ministry of Tourism & Heritage
Ministry of Busoga Tourism and Heritage is a governmental body dedicated to the promotion, preservation, and sustainable development of Busoga’s cultural, historical, and natural treasures.
As a vital arm of the Ugandan government, this ministry plays a crucial role in showcasing the unique offerings of the Busoga region to both domestic and international tourists, while also ensuring the responsible management of its heritage for future generations.