The theme of the 3rd Baganda Ttabamiruka International Event is Buganda nnyaffe eyedda, leero, n'enkya (loosely translated as Buganda is my past, my present, my future).

The following program activities have been confirmed so far:

• Asenguka (One Who Moves) - launch of a permanent institution to promote Baganda internationally, starting with enabling them to benefit from the US Visa Lottery program
• Buganda Trust, Inc - launch USA based non-profit corporation whose purpose is to create a permanent and growing financial base that will support the Buganda Nation all over the world for centuries to come.
• Ebimeeza - town hall-style meetings to discuss and consult on the critical issues of Buganda Land (Obutaka) and Federo
• Ekisaakaate (Youth Program) - Buganda cultural education workshops, inspired by Nnabagereka Sylvia Nnaginda, plus a Baganda Adulthood Initiation ceremony for youths in the 15-30 year age bracket
• Enkiiko z'Amasaza (County Meetings) - opportunity for attendees who hail from the same Buganda county (ssaza) to network and discuss issues of common interest
• Enkiiko z'Ebika (Clan Meetings) - opportunity for attendees of the same clan (ekika) to discover their brothers and sisters (okumanyagana) and discuss issues of common interest
• Lubiri Redevelopment Concepts - presentation of papers and selection of the best ideas for restoring the magnificence and dignity of Kabaka's Palace at Mmengo (Mmengo Lubiri)
• Omukolo gw'Ebitabo (The Ceremony of Books) - recognition of all generous contributors to the establishment and maintenance of a world class library at Mutesa I Royal University, Masaka, Buddu
• Art Exhibition - The Ugandan Masters Exhibition, an exhibition of artwork by four Baganda international artists. Visit the Art Exhibition page for more detailed information

Visit the Program page for more detailed information.

In Buganda culture, members of the same clan are siblings (brothers and sisters to each other) with a single common ancestor. They cannot marry each other and are expected to assist and be loyal to one another as members of one family. The objective of Enkiiko z'Ebika is to enable Ttabamiruka '07 attendees of the same clan to meet and network and discuss issues of common interest. Parents will introduce their children and discuss ideas on how to strengthen the clan and Buganda.

Visit the Clan Meetings page for more details.

Modeled after Nnabagereka Nagginda's Ekisaakaate program, these workshops will expose Baganda and Bajjwa (children of Baganda mothers) to key areas of Baganda culture. They will also prepare them for a special Adulthood Initiation ceremony for youth aged 15-30, to be held during Ttabamiruka '07.

• Above 12 years - US $195.00
• 5 - 12 years - US $95.00
• Below 5 years - Free
  
  ** In case of any problems, please send us an email at info@ttabamiruka.com.