Bagwere
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The Bagwere are a Bantu ethnic group in Uganda and constitute some 2% of the population. Around 300,000 Bagwere live in eastern Uganda and exist on subsistence farming. The Bagwere speak the Lugwere language.
They leave in the Eastern part of Uganda mostly in Pallisa district. They have the Bagisu, the Basoga , the Balamogi and the Itesot as their neighbhours
Mbale city, one time reputed to the cleanest city in Uganda is home to most Bagwere. Luggwere is also one of the main dialects to be found in Pallisa town.
The Bagwere are proud to of their heritage especially as they are few in number.
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