Explore the organizational structure of the Kkobe Clan through its nine Ssiga departments and the royal lineage divisions
The Kkobe Clan is organized into a sophisticated hierarchical structure consisting of nine main Ssiga (Sub-clan) departments, each with its own ancestral location and leadership, plus the royal lineage that oversees the entire clan.
Main sub-clan divisions
Royal lineage divisions
Geographic distribution
Each Ssiga department has its own ancestral location and cultural significance within the clan structure
One of the primary sub-clan departments with historical significance in the clan's organizational structure.
Located in Busiro County, this department maintains important cultural traditions and ancestral connections.
Centered at Wassozi, this department plays a crucial role in clan governance and cultural preservation.
Based in Jjalamba, this department contributes to the clan's administrative and cultural functions.
Another Busiro County department, maintaining the clan's presence across multiple counties.
The only department located in Butambala County, representing the clan's geographic diversity.
Located in Misindye, contributing to the strong Mawokota County presence of the clan.
Based in Nkozi, this department maintains important cultural and administrative functions.
Completing the nine departments, Kayiwa maintains the clan's organizational completeness.
The royal lineage of Omutaka Kyana with its ancestral location at Tiribogo, Mawokota, originated from Buzimwa
The royal lineage can be considered as a 'Ssiga' on its own, reporting directly to Namwama, the head of the Kkobe Clan. It consists of 17 Mituba (departments) spread across multiple counties.
Unlike the nine Ssiga departments, the royal lineage has a unique position in the clan hierarchy, with direct reporting to the Nnamwama and special ceremonial responsibilities.
The Kkobe Clan's departments are strategically distributed across multiple counties in Buganda
Visual representation of the Kkobe Clan's hierarchical structure