@georgiendirangu: Dear Ugandans, dear Kenyans, let’s gather around the fire for this one #NowWeKnowSeries 🇰🇪🇺🇬

K1R4B0 :

The head ache this gave me as a kid

🌼sunnie🌼 :

So inshort we all as contintent have a little or more of each other... Interesting

@lynne_Zaabu :

As a Ugandan when I was in Kisumu and Naivasha I could feel it. That's the land our Ugandan Ancestors

Ole Tunda :

Tell us about how Queen Victoria donated Mt. Kilimanjaro, then located in Kenya, to her cousin, Kaiser somebody, I forget his name, for his birthday?

Ferdie :

But the railway was for ferrying copper from Western Uganda in Kasese

Deprynce Official :

wait waaattttt😳😳😳😳😳😳

Florie winter :

Hope we learn to love each other even more😅😅😅

Miss Joanne :

We were taught this in Primary School in Uganda. Thanks for informing those who did not know.

Pauline 💞Pearl💫 :

I learnt this in primary 5

rosemapati :

Of course my grandma and grandpa always told me that our Uganda reached kisumu

Doris Nkinzi :

You are a true historian. Thank you for speaking the truth.🥰🥰

user2768206592545 :

yes my mum is born in kidumu when it was still uganda n it was changed to Kenya when she was around 10 or 11

Versitloghen Nyambura :

what a coincidence 🥰I'm in Jinja. Uganda is beautiful 🥰🥰

Savannah Mercedes :

This has actually pained me 😭😭 this page is such a source of our continental knowledge. Well done 👏

WORLD MACHINE :

rosemapati :

I’m a Gishu eastern part of Uganda we share same culture with our luhya western Kenya and speak same language we share same king 🥰

mousty :

Our Map is beautiful btw!

Namajja🇺🇬|theEventPlanner :

Now we know!!

Uganda History Archives :

Perfectly presented. Kudos!

Mills2004 :

It was built to ferry cotton coffee from all regions in Uganda and copper from Kasese in western Uganda

Jans :

beautiful content can have your permission to reshape this on Facebook and Instagram please.🤝

ashiemask :

Am Ugandan thank u for your research bro