Death happens to all people around the world. But the way it's handled by different people in different parts of the world is what makes the difference. This book explores how the Baganda handle burials and all other subsequent activities that may be termed as having parties instead of mourning the dead. To understand this topic better, the writer uses more direct translations of some terms, titles, and phrases. This is aimed at clearly giving the intended meanings behind these cultural occasions that regularly happen among the Baganda people of Central Uganda.