In the following days, Werner Juri and others continued their northward journey along the shores of the Great Lake (Lake Victoria), surveying several locations.
From south to north, they initially only saw desolate villages, with the fishing villages built by the lake also abandoned.
After passing Entebbe, the shoreline of the Great Lake (Lake Victoria) began to shift eastwards, and soon the population density increased, up to Kampala, the prosperous capital of the Buganda Kingdom. It was evident that this area, being deep in the center of the Buganda Kingdom, had not been significantly affected by the war.
After passing Kampala, Werner Juri and his team headed east, traveling approximately over two hundred kilometers, observing that the eastern part of the Buganda Kingdom and some basic tribes were unaffected.
Finally, Werner Juri and others arrived at Kisumu, the capital of the Western Kenya District, resupplied, and then headed south back to Mwanza to report the situation.
