The Press and Democratic Struggles in Uganda, 1900-1962

administrative African Farmers Union African Pilot African Press agitation alleged Ankole anti-colonial struggle Asian Bamutta banned Basudde Bataka Party British Buganda establishment Buganda Government Buganda Lukiiko Buganda ministers Bunyoro Busoga Catholic Church colonial regime colonial rule commented Communist cotton critical demands Democratic Struggles East African Federation economic educated Africans Emambya Esaze European factional Foreign Gambuze growers Ibid independence interests issues J.W. Kiwanuka January January 11 Kabaka Kabaka of Buganda Kabaka Yekka Kampala Katikiro Kenya Kintu Kiwanuka labour land landlords leaders leadership Legco lost counties Lugard Makerere University Mamdani Matalisi Mayanja Mengo Mulira Mulumba Munno Munyonyozi Mwanga nationalist intelligentsia nationalist movement Ndimugezi newspapers Omukama of Bunyoro opposed paper Paulo Muwanga political parties Price protectorate publication reforms Sekanyolya self-government social started publishing trade Uganda African Farmers Uganda Argus Uganda Empya Uganda Express Uganda Eyogera Uganda Herald Uganda National Congress Uganda Post