The African Great Lakes region, encompassing countries such as Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, is home to a rich tapestry of tribes and indigenous peoples. This region, known for its deep and expansive lakes, is culturally and ethnically diverse, with numerous groups maintaining distinct languages, traditions, and ways of life. One prominent group in this region is the Bantu-speaking people, which includes tribes such as the Baganda in Uganda and the Kikuyu in Kenya. The Baganda, the largest ethnic group in Uganda, have a well-documented history of centralized governance under a monarchy, known as the Buganda Kingdom. Their societal structure is highly organized, with…