Mengo Palace (Lubiri / Twekobe)

The Lubiri, commonly called Mengo Palace and formally including the Twekobe as the Kabaka's official residence within the compound, is the royal compound of the Kabaka of the Buganda Kingdom situated on Mengo Hill in Kampala. Sources identify it as the primary royal and ceremonial locus for the Buganda monarchy and note its position opposite the Bulange, the kingdom's administrative seat. The supplied sources do not record any supernatural reports, hauntings, named spirits, or paranormal traditions associated with the palace. Documentary material instead highlights the Lubiri's political and cultural role; contemporary usage includes public and royal events such as the annual Kabaka birthday run and community activities (for example, awareness campaigns held on the palace grounds). Historical references in the provided notes are limited: no founding or construction dates are supplied, and a CIA document in the archive set provides only contextual geographic mapping for Uganda rather than palace-specific historical incidents. Because the provided research contains no folklore or eyewitness accounts of paranormal phenomena, no haunted chambers or spectral activity are asserted in this entry. The focus remains on the site's verified identity, ongoing ceremonial use, and cultural significance to the Buganda Kingdom.