The term "Omukama" refers to a traditional king or ruler in the Bunyoro-Kitara kingdom, located in present-day Uganda. The title signifies authority and leadership, often associated with the governance of the kingdom and its people. The Omukama plays a crucial role in cultural and ceremonial activities, representing the historical lineage of the royal family. In the context of Uganda, the Omukama is not only a political figure but also a custodian of the Bunyoro culture and traditions. The position is hereditary, passed down through generations, and the Omukama is expected to uphold the customs and values of the kingdom while fostering unity among the people.