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Our consistent member of parliament our member minister wakiso still needs her

People of Mawogola let's support her and win with her.

Time is now Rushere let's support our own

She is a girl of action the choice is yours but is clear

Should we support her for 2021-2026

Kiruhura mwatunga omuntu orikubaasa reka tumushagyikye nitwenda entunguka

My brave Mbarara people Let us vote the useful youth -2026

As a municipality, Mbarara has had a continuous history only since 1898. Europeans needed to extend the Uganda Protectorate Administration to Ankole,The site had an earlier a history of occupation by the kraal of the traditional ruler of the area, Ntare. In nineteenth century Arabs had accessed the ankole boarders for barter trade of guns with ivory however illegally. Then in 1876 Stanley was the first European known to pass through the edge of the territory.Ankole faced a various threats at that time, both from adverse natural causes and neighbouring Rwanda, Europeans began to be looked to for support. Ntare died unexpectedly in 1895, His natural successor was very young and still insecure. The territory was affected by repercussions resulting from the rebellion of the Kabaka Mwanga in neighbouring Buganda, and the Sudanese Mutiny, both events beginning in 1897. Once these disturbances had been subdued, the way was open for the Protectorate Administration to be extended effectively into Ankole. However, that necessitated a meeting with Ntare who had previously resisted this successfully. At the end of 1898, John Macallister, a senior official in the Protectorate Administration, with considerable pioneering experience, was sent to establish the District headquarters. After a preliminary reconnaissance, and with knowledge gained from earlier journeys by Lugard and Cunningham, he appointed an unoccupied site for this purpose, and called it Mbarara, a local derivation. Initially the station was staffed by Macallister, his deputy, and a small body of British officered Sudanese troops. the rest read history, read about the journey of small trading centre and now is a city (Orurembo)mbarara

By the 1890s the Priestess-Queen Muhumuza was the most feared anti-colonial resistance leader in all of Africa. As late as 1891,The Queen of Mpororo had never seen anyone, not even her own subjects. All that they ever know of her is the voice heard behind the curtain of a bark cloth. Such theatrical practices have gained for her throughout Karagwe, Mpororo, the reputation of a great sorceress capable of bewitching people and also benefiting them."
Muhumuza organized armed resistance against the German, British and French colonialists. She was captured in 1913 and detained by the British in Kampala, Uganda. She died in prison. We celebrate you women