Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Sights
1
Duka KubwaC3
Lake Hotel(see 6)
2
Mater Misericordiae CathedralB2
Sleeping
3
CMK LodgeB3
4
ELCT Bukoba HotelC3
5
Kiroyera CampsiteD4
6
Lake HotelC3
7
New Banana HotelB1
8
Wawata Kolping HotelB2
Eating
9
Dolly's Cash & CarryA1
10
ELCT Tea RoomA2
11
Fido DidoB2
12
Hussein ShopB1
13
New Rose CaféB2
14
Victorius PerchB3
Entertainment
15
Lina's ClubB3
Information
16
Kagera Regional HospitalA2
Kiroyera Tours(see 5)
17
MK PharmacyB2
Transport
18
Bus StationA1
19
Precision AirA1
20
WorldlinkA2
THE HAYA
Bukoba is the heartland of the Haya people, one of Tanzania's largest tribes and
a prominent player in the country's history. The Haya had one of the most
highly developed early societies on the continent and by the 18th or 19th cen-
tury was organised into eight different states/kingdoms. Each was headed by a
powerful and often despotic
mukama
(king) who ruled in part by divine right. It
was the
mukama
who controlled all trade and who, at least nominally, owned all
