Buganda Land Board has been awarded by the Uganda National Land Forum for championing reforms on mailo land. The institution has been recognised for its efforts of securing tenancy of people living on Buganda Kingdom by issuing to them land titles on the land they possess through its programs like Kyapa mu Ngalo.

The award, handed over by Minister of housing and urban development Hon. Parsis Namuganza was received by the CEO of BLB Omuk.Simon Kabogoza.

The minister of Lands and Urban Development Judith Nabakooba has lauded Buganda Land Board for its proper land management systems that have greatly improved security of tenure for tenants on Buganda kingdom land. 

Centenary Bank and Buganda Land Board have today signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enable seamless land title processing for the bank’s customers.

In this arrangement, Buganda Land Board will offer survey and title processing services for all bank customers that want Kyapa Loans from the central region.

Speaking at the MOU signing held at the bank’s head offices on Mapeerra building, the Managing Director Centenary Bank Fabian Kasi recognized Buganda Land Board’s experience in the land management sector as one of the reasons they have sought their services.

Buganda Kingdom through Buganda Land Board has donated land  Nansana municipality to enable  Rotarians in partnership with the municipality to build a community hospital in the area. The community hospital which will be at a level of a health centre IV, to be built at Nakkuule will serve Kabaka's people in the municipality.

Ssenkulu wa Buganda Land Board Omuk.Simon Kabogoza akulembeddemu ttimu ya BLB okugula emijoozi gy'emisinde gy'amazaalibwa ga Kabaka egisoba mu 200 era nga gibakwasiidwa minisita w'obuwangwa n'ennono Owek. Kyewalabye Male.

The raging battle for 140 acres of land in Kigo between businessman Hamis Kiggundu and Kabaka of Buganda, Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II has entered its nastiest phase yet.

In a shocking turnaround, the businessman has laid another firm claim to the land. In March this year, Buganda kingdom stopped Kiggundu from constructing a road between Mirembe Villas and Serena hotel in Kigo to gain access to the disputed land.