History: British influence began in the 1860s with explorers seeking the source of the Nile river. Uganda was colonized by the British but gained it's independence in 1962.
Population: 47,729,952 (2023 est.)
Languages: English is the official language taught in school. Other languages include Luganda, Swahili & Arabic
Government: Presidential Republic
Capital City: Kampala
Agricultural Products: Sugar cane, plantains, cassava, maize, sweet potatoes, milk, vegetables, beans, bananas, sorghum
Industries: Sugar processing, brewing, tobacco, cotton textiles, cement & steel production
Religions: 45.1% Protestant, 39.3% Roman Catholic, 13.7% Muslim, 1.9% other or none
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