The document outlines the history and administrative structure of the Buganda Kingdom. It describes how the Buganda Kingdom was ruled by a hereditary Kabaka, or king, who had absolute powers over the land. The Kabaka appointed chiefs that were supervised by the Prime Minister, known as the Katikiro, to administer the centralized system. The administrative structure consisted of the Kabaka at the top, followed by the Prime Minister, country chiefs, parish chiefs, and sub-parish chiefs.

1. THE HISTORY OF BUGANDA KINGDOM
KABAKA IS A TITLE GIVEN TO THE KINGS OF BUGANDA
THE KABAKA HAD ABSOLUTE POWERS AND CONTROLLED THE LAND
THE APPOINTED CHIEFS WHO WERE SURPERVISED BY THE PRIMEMINISTER KNOWN AS KATIKIRO
BUGANDA KINGDOM HAS HEREDITARY RULE
BUGANDA KINGDOM HAS A CENTRALIZED SYSTEM OF ADMINISTRATION
ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE
KABAKA(KING)
PRIME MINISTER(KATIKIRO)
COUNTRY CHIEF(GOMBOLOLA)
PARISH CHIEF(MULUKA)
SUB PARISH CHIEF(MUTONGOLE)