Colonial Personalities: The Governor And Native Rulers Of Uganda Colony -- The four African Kings of Uganda, Photographed together for the first time, with the governor of Uganda. His Excellency Sir Andrew Cohen, K.C.M.G., O.B.E. They are (left to right) - Tito Winyi II, of Bunyoro, who celebrated the Silver Jubilee of his Accession in April, 1949; Edward Mutesa II, of Buganda, educated at Cambridge, Honorary Captain of the Grenadier Guards, and ruler of the largest of Uganda's four Kingdoms; Edward Gasyonga II, of Ankole, whose country holds vast herds of cattle; and Geirge Rukidi III, of Toro. The Kingdom of Toro includes the Ruwensori Mountains, scene of the present scientific expedition led by professor W.Q. Kennedy, of leeds University, and the great £100,000,000 copper and cobalt mine at Kilembe. December 17, 1952. (Photo by Camera Press).

Colonial Personalities: The Governor And Native Rulers Of Uganda Colony -- The four African Kings of Uganda, Photographed together for the first time, with the governor of Uganda. His Excellency Sir Andrew Cohen, K.C.M.G., O.B.E. They are (left to right) - Tito Winyi II, of Bunyoro, who celebrated the Silver Jubilee of his Accession in April, 1949; Edward Mutesa II, of Buganda, educated at Cambridge, Honorary Captain of the Grenadier Guards, and ruler of the largest of Uganda's four Kingdoms; Edward Gasyonga II, of Ankole, whose country holds vast herds of cattle; and Geirge Rukidi III, of Toro. The Kingdom of Toro includes the Ruwensori Mountains, scene of the present scientific expedition led by professor W.Q. Kennedy, of leeds University, and the great £100,000,000 copper and cobalt mine at Kilembe. December 17, 1952. (Photo by Camera Press).

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