evidence: The lake is known as Nam Lolwe to the Luo and Nalubaale to the Baganda. In the Buganda kingdom, Lubaale was a saint who performed miracles. Nalubaale thus translates to "many saints". Their shrines were situated in islands on the lake, where they would come together to pray for rain and other things. The lake was Ukerewe to the Arabs and has also been referred to as Victoria Nyanza and Sango. [...] The town and bay on the south shore of Winam Gulf of Lake Victoria is so named because it is near Mount Homa. Mount Homa forms a broad peninsula about 20 kilometers north of the town with the same name. It is one of the few carbonatite lava volcanoes in the world.