 In 1900, the regents of the infant king Daudi Cwa 11, Apolo Kagwa the Katikiro (Prime Minister) of Buganda, Stanislaus Mugwanya the Mulamuzi (Chief Judge) of Buganda, and Zakaria Kisingiri the Muwanika (Chief Treasurer) of Buganda, with Bishop Alfred Tucker, signed the Buganda Agreement on behalf of Buganda with Sir Harry Johnston who signed on behalf of the British Government.This agreement by Sir Harry Johnston created new land tenures such as freehold, Crown land, and "mailo", and divided up and allocated the land in such a way that would come to define the development of Kampala.The land in Buganda's capital (Kibuga) including Mengo Hill and Makerere Hill, was allocated to the young king, the Baganda colonial collaborators, etc.