Economic Activity
Means of earning a livelihood in Kamuli District include:
- Fishing in River Nile
- Ranching (cattle, goats, sheep, chicken)
- Farming (upland rice, paddy rice, sweet potatoes, bananas, maize, millet, vanilla, coffee, cocoa, cotton, groundnuts, citrus fruits, mangoes)
- Fish farming
- Bee keeping
- Retail trade in the urban centers
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