Iganga

Iganga is a town in Eastern Uganda. It is located in the Iganga District, which is one of the five districts in the Bugisu sub-region. The district is named after the town of Iganga, which is also the district's administrative center. Iganga is situated approximately 55 kilometers (34 miles) from Jinja, the largest urban center in the sub-region.

The town of Iganga has a population of approximately 44,100 people. The town experiences a humid climate, with two rainy seasons throughout the year. Agriculture is the primary economic activity in the district, with majority of the population engaged in farming. The main crops grown in the area include sugarcane, cotton, beans, and maize. Fishing and animal husbandry are also significant economic activities in the region.

Iganga has a modest but growing infrastructure. The town has a national and regional hospital that provides basic healthcare services to the residents. The town also has a number of private clinics and community-based healthcare facilities. Iganga is also served by a railway station that connects the town to other major towns and cities in Uganda.

The town of Iganga is rich in history and culture. The area has a significant number of historical sites, including old settlements, battle fields, and archaeological sites. The town has a rich cultural heritage, with a diverse and vibrant community that celebrates various local and national festivals throughout the year.

Iganga has a range of community-based organizations that work on environmental conservation, education, and poverty alleviation. The district is also improving its road network, with a number of roads being upgraded to bitumen standards. Overall, Iganga is a significant economic and cultural center in Eastern Uganda.