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Busoga in chaos as Wambuzi is crowned

Monitor Online "In spite of a standing court order barring him from kingship, Edward Columbus Wambuzi Zibondo was yesterday enthroned Kyabazinga of Busoga.
A Busoga faction loyal to the 36-year-old son of the late Kyabazinga Henry Wako Muloki yesterday morning took him through the cultural rituals of enthronement and later presented him to the public at Busoga headquarters at Bugembe, announcing him as a fully coronated Kyabazinga.

Traditional rituals were performed on him early morning yesterday at cultural sites on Mpumudde and Igenge hills in Jinja, even as Police and other authorities in Jinja made continuous announcements on local FM radio stations that the event is illegal and should be ignored by the public."

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