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Buhweju is a district located in the Western Region of Uganda. It is bordered by the districts of Bushenyi and Sheema to the north, and Mbarara to the east. The district was established in 2010 and has a diverse population that mainly consists of the Bakiga and Basongora people. The main town and the administrative center of the district is Buhweju Town.
The economy of Buhweju is primarily based on agriculture, with many residents engaged in subsistence farming. Key crops include coffee, maize, beans, and matoke (bananas). The district is also known for its beautiful landscape, featuring rolling hills and rich green valleys, which contribute to its agricultural viability and attract visitors interested in eco-tourism.
Buhweju is also home to several cultural sites and natural attractions. The people of Buhweju are known for their unique traditions and customs, which play a significant role in the social fabric of the district. Local government initiatives aim to promote education, healthcare, and infrastructure development to improve the living standards of the residents.
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