Lango Web

The Cultural Site of Lango, Northern Uganda

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Lango Paramount Chief, Won Nyaci, Won Deo, HRH Yocam Odur Ebil

Featured Video: Lango Traditional Dance - Ikoce

 

This is a website about the Lango people (Langi) of Northern Uganda. The Lango (plural Langi) people live in Lango sub-region in the north-central area of Uganda, north of Lake Kyoga. Lango sub-region comprises the districts of Amolatar, Apac, Dokolo, Lira and Oyam. The population of Lango is about 1.5 million according to the 2002 census.  Source: Wikipedia.com. Read more

Lango Districts

 

Apac District

Apac District is located in northern Uganda, sharing the boarders with Oyam in the North, Lira in the East, Nakasongola in the South and Masindi in the West.  Source: Uganda Communications Commission. Read more 

 

Amolatar District

Amolatar District is located in Northern Uganda and is bordered by the districts of Dokolo in the North-east, Kaberamaido in the east, Kayunga, Kamuli and Nakasongola in the South; and Apac in the north-West. Source: Uganda Communications Commission. Read more  

 

Dokolo District  

Dokolo District is one of the new districts approved by the parliament of the republic of Uganda in 2005. The District became operational on 1st July 2006. Source: Uganda Communications Commission. Read more

 

 

Lira District 

Lira District is the parent District of Lango, located in northern Uganda. All the other districts in the sub-region used to be part of Lira District. It is 347 km from Kampala the Capital City of Uganda and is bordered by the districts of Pader in the North, Dokolo and Amolatar in the South, and Apac and Oyam in the West. Source: Uganda Communications Commission. Read more


 Oyam District

Oyam District is located in Northern Uganda and is bordered by the districts of Gulu in the North, Pader in the North East, Masindi in the West, Amuru in the North-West , Apac in the South and Lira in the East. It was established in July 2006 from Apac District and occupied by the Lango Ethnic group speaking Lango language. Source: Uganda Communications Commission.Read more

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