Kisinga S/C

Kisinga Subcounty has a rich history dating back to the 1940s, when it was established under the Tooro kingdom during the colonial era. Over the years, the subcounty has grown and developed, giving birth to Kyondo subcounty in 1980 and Kisinga Town Council in 2015. Today, our subcounty is home to 36,988 people, with 18,474 males and 18,514 females.

Kisinga Subcounty is currently headed by Mr. Mukeri Julius, the LCIII Chairperson, and Muhindo Mumbahya Joseph, the Subcounty Chief. Our subcounty is divided into 4 parishes with 25 villages, each with its unique characteristics and challenges.

We prioritize education in Kisinga Subcounty, with 11 government-aided primary schools and one public secondary school. Our government primary schools include:

Kajwenge Primary School

Kanyambara Primary School

Kiburara Primary School

Kalingwe Primary School

Buzira Primary School

Bughema Primary School

Muyina Primary School

Kamughobe Primary School

Busangwa Primary School

Kanyuwunya Primary School

Kamuruli Primary School

We also have one government-aided secondary school, SAAD Memorial Secondary School, and several private schools.

Our subcounty has two government health facilities, Kiburara Health Centre II and Kalingwe Health Centre II, which provide preventive and curative health services. We also have two private health facilities, Kanyughunya C.O.U and Kanyampara SDA.

Agriculture is the backbone of our economy, with most residents engaged in farming. We grow crops like coffee, cocoa, cotton, cassava, bananas, beans, and maize, and also practice animal husbandry and poultry farming.

Kisinga Subcounty has two trading centers with two markets, Kiburara T/C with Kiburara market and Kajwenge T/C with Kajwenge market. We also have other trading centers like Kabira T/C and Kamughobe T/C.

Our water coverage stands at about 50%, with most areas having access to safe water. However, the mountainous areas still face challenges in accessing safe water. We have four gravity flow schemes, including Kajwenge GFS, Kyabithumbi GFS, Diriano GFS, and Muyina GFS, which serve our communities.

We invite you to visit Kisinga Subcounty and experience our hospitality. Whether you’re interested in learning more about our culture, exploring our natural beauty, or investing in our economy, we’re here to welcome you.

LCIII Chairperson: Mr. Mukeri Julius

Subcounty Chief: Muhindo Mumbahya Joseph (077134670/0782234531)

We’re committed to providing you with the best possible services and support. Get in touch with us today to learn more about Kisinga Subcounty!