CHAPTER EIGHT: Activity of Integration

Activity of Integration

The people of North Kigezi (Rukungiri)were invaded by Bakiga tribe from South Kigezi (Kabale) around 1940s. They came in large numbers and grabbed land, leadership and disorganized the people they found settled in the North Kigezi.

The Bakiga were of different clans like; the Basigi, Basyaba, Babwiga among others. On arrival they settled in different areas alongside their clans as for example some settled in Rujumbura county, Rubabo, Kanungu among others.

The problem came up later when the original people of the area refused their leadership, challenged the local tax payment, resisted their land expansions which gave an opportunity the original inhabitants of North Kigezi people to regain their local leadership.

The recent case of resistance against the Bakiga migrations took place in 2014 in Kibaale Hoima district of Uganda.

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CHAPTER EIGHT: Activity of Integration 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Instructions

1. Discuss the reasons why Bakiga migrated from South Kigezi to North Kigezi around 1940s.
2. Identify the problems met by Bakiga in their settlement of North Kigezi around 1940s.
3. How is the above scenario related with the European colonization of East Africa?

KAKURU BENARD and MUKWAYA JOSEPH

Kakuru Benard is a distinguished specialist in Digital Learning and teaching. A consultant trainer and researcher in ICTs, computer science and geography, Kakuru has also published books with the Uganda National Curriculum Development Centre, undertaken Interactive and Adaptive Digital Content Creation with Yaaka Digital Network (www.yaaka.cc), digital content creation and optimization for online learning, and digital classrooms in order to help learners and teachers improve at all levels. Since 2015 Kakuru Benard has taught ICT, trained teachers, tutors and lecturers in ICT Integration, multimedia and digital communications and digital pedagogy, helping them to learn and teach better in organizations and schools including Equatorial College School, St Joseph of Nazareth High School, Yaaka Digital Network, as well as Multimedia and 21st Century Skills trainings with Makerere University Department of Journalism and Communication, Brac Uganda, Uganda Christian University, Ultimate Multimedia Consult, Uganda Martyrs University, UNICEF, US Mission and FAWE Uganda. Kakuru Benard is a graduate from Uganda Martyrs University.

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