The Kabaka are expected to receive £400 a year, the Sazza chiefs £200, the three civil servants – Prime Minister, Supreme Judge and Treasurer – £300 each, while the Namasole (Chwa`s mother) is expected to receive £50. This was an annual fee levied by the tax on huts and weapons. As a result, the three regents – Sir Apollo Kaggwa, Zakaria Kisingiri and Stanislas Mugwanya – signed on behalf of Chwa, while Sir Harry Johnson signed on behalf of King Edward VII. In accordance with Article 6 of the agreement, the Kabakaship ceded its authority and power to the colonialists. As long as the Kabaka, chiefs and people of Uganda comply with the laws and regulations put in place for their organization and management of the Kingdom of Uganda in question, His Majesty`s Government will agree to recognize Kabaka as the national ruler of Buganda Province under the protection and rule of His Majesty.” indicates Article 6 of the Agreement. By defining Uganda`s northern border as the Kafu River, the Colvile Agreement of 1894 formalized the promise that Uganda would receive certain areas in exchange for their support for the Bunyoro. [1] Two of the “lost counties” (Buyaga and Bugangaizi) were returned to the Bunyoro after the 1964 referendum on the lost Ugandan provinces. [7] Daudi Chwa, a miner when the deal was signed, said, when he came of age, that British control had watered down his authority. My current position is so precocious that I am no longer the direct leader of my people. I am considered by my subjects only as one of the servants paid by the United Kingdom.

This is only due to the fact that I don`t really have power over my people, even over the chief`s smallest desk,” Chwa said, according to Baganda and the British supremacy of 1900-1995 by Low and Pratt. Any order given, whether by my local chief or by the Lukiiko themselves, is always regarded with contempt, unless confirmed by the provincial commissioner. The oath Chwa took growing up showed how buganda had been subdued. . . .