Nyabugogo
Nyabugogo (also spelled Nyabugogo) is a small town and sub‑county in the Mubende District of the Central Region of Uganda. It lies approximately 120 kilometres west of Kampala, at an altitude of about 1,200 metres above sea level. The settlement sits at the junction of the Mubende–Kazo–Kisoro road and a secondary road leading to the Kasese District.
The area around Nyabugogo is largely rural, with agriculture forming the backbone of the local economy. The
Nyabugogo’s population, according to the 2014 national census, was 7,456 persons, consisting predominantly of the Banyoro
Public services in Nyabugogo are limited but improving. The Mubende District government operates a primary health
Transport links rely mainly on local roads that are vulnerable to weather changes. The main road to