Home to the “Kivites” their house is named after Apollo Kivebulaya (1864-1933) who was an outstanding missionary and evangelist of the 19th century. After being baptised in 1895, he later became a catechist to the Anglican missionaries.

In 1896, he was sent to Boga the current day Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, as a missionary, when the chief there requested for a Christian teacher.His patience through all his trials and his testimony enabled him to win over the people of Boga, including the chief who converted to Christianity. Kivebulaya expanded his ministry to include literacy training.

In 1900 he was ordained a deacon, a priest in 1903 and  named a Canon in 1922, in recognition of his work, enabling him to be a core leader in what became a separate diocese in 1972 , now part of the Church of Christ – Province of the Anglican Church in the Congo. Kivebulaya died on May 30, 1933. Kivebulaya house (better known as “Kiv ” today) was formerly known as “Canna Lily” and its theme colour is White.

The motto of this house is “Perfection is our goal.”

A heart for a Kivite
A heart for every friend
Internal vigilance
Greater height to reach 
No time to waste
And greater heights to reach
Toiling upwards
Day and night
Discovering enchanted life
A lady from Kivebulaya
Nobly plans
To work to comfort
And to command 
Still achieving
Still pursuing
Learning to labour
And learning to wait