Kamuli

Kamuli is a town in eastern Uganda. It is the administrative and commercial center of Kamuli District, which is part of the Busoga sub-region in the Eastern Region of the country. The town lies in the area traditionally inhabited by the Basoga people, and Lusoga is widely spoken there, with English used in administration and schools.

Kamuli serves as the district headquarters and hosts the main district offices and local government institutions. It functions as a market town for surrounding rural communities.

The economy is predominantly agricultural, with farmers growing crops such as bananas, cassava, maize, and millet, and some cash crops like coffee in the wider district. Small-scale trade and services in Kamuli town support livelihoods. The town is connected by road to neighboring towns and districts; public transport is provided by buses and private taxis. Electricity and basic utilities are available, with ongoing efforts to improve service delivery in the district.

Kamuli hosts several primary and secondary schools and serves as a center for district-level health and social services; residents access healthcare in local clinics and in the district hospital situated in or near the town.