Uganda
Speke and Grant seek the source of the Nile
Henry Morton Stanley visits the court of the Kabaka of Buganda
Arrival of British missionaries to Uganda – Church Missionary Society
Arrival of French Catholic missionaries to Uganda – Peres Blancs
Imperial British East Africa Company given charter to administer Kenya and Uganda
Emergence of mission schools in Uganda
War between Protestant and Catholic factions in Uganda
Establishment of the British Protectorate of Uganda
Establishment of the Uganda Rifles
Buganda and three other kingdoms are unified under the Protectorate of Uganda
Uganda Rifles mutiny
Kabaka defeated by British forces
Kabaka exiled to the Seychelles
Uganda Agreement of 1900
Elevation of Protestant Bakunga client-chiefs as administrators led by Apollo Kagwa
Toro Agreement
Ankole Agreement
Completion of the Uganda Railway
Expansion of cash crop cultivation by Ugandans
Establishment of the King’s African Rifles
Transfer of the eastern section of the Uganda Protectorate
Banyoro rebellion
Emergence of native journals and newspapers in Uganda – Ebifa, Munno, Sekanyolya
Establishment of the Uganda Intelligence Department
Ugandans in the King’s African Rifles saw action against German forces in East Africa
Establishment of the Young Baganda Association
Agitation of Ankole and Toro chiefs
Asians establish sugar plantations in Uganda
Bataka uprisings
Bunyoro and Busoga chiefs demand mailo system
Resignation of Apollo Kagwa, generational change of leadership
Buganda land reform
Bunyoro Agreement
Sons of Kintu Movement
Strikes and protests in all the main towns of Uganda
Establishment of the Bataka Party
Establishment of the Ugandan African Farmers’ Union
Popular uprising against Asian businesses and Buganda chiefs
Establishment of the Uganda National Congress
Constitutional changes under colonial governor Andrew Cohen
Kabaka Crisis
The Wild Report
UPU changed name to Uganda People’s Congress
Ugandan Constitutional Conference
Independence of Uganda
Dissolution of Buganda
Dissolution of Bunyoro
Speech of President Amin to a Meeting of Leaders of the Asian Community in Uganda
Implementation of ‘Ugandanisation’ policy
President Idi Amin declares an expulsion order on British Ugandan Asians
90 Day Expulsion Notice Goes Into Effect
Final Order declared making the expulsion order an official edict
Asians with Ugandan citizenship had to prove their citizenship
Idi Amin addresses mass rally in Rukungiri
Assures President Nyerere of Tanzania that Asians would be paid for their sold possessions.
Statement by Chairman of the Uganda Resettlement Board
Canada declares that it will set up an Immigration Office in Kampala, Kenya
All Asians leaving Uganda had to declare their assets
Leicester City Council publish an advertisement in the Ugandan Argus
Beginning of British airlift initiative
Ugandan Asians arrive at Stansted
First chartered flight to Canada organised by the Canadian High Commission
Leicester City Council publishes a third advertisement in the Ugandan Argus
Expulsion of Ugandan Asians
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