Uganda has many tribes that speak different languages.
The following is a list of all constitutionally-recognized Ugandan tribes in alphabetical order, as well as some tribes that are currently unrecognized. This list refers to Article 10(a) and the Third Schedule of Uganda´s Constitution (Uganda's indigenous communities as of 1 February 1926). Originally 56 tribes were listed, but the 2005 version of the constitution enumerates 65 indigenous communities.
A Acholi Aliba Alur Aringa
B-D Baamba Babukusu Babwisi Bafumbira Baganda Bagisu Bagungu Bagwe (part of Samia-Bugwe) Bagwere Bahehe Bahororo Bakenyi Bakiga Bakonzo Banyabindi Banyabutumbi Banyankore Banyara Banyaruguru Banyarwanda Banyole Banyoro Baruli Barundi Basamia Basimba people Basoga Basongora Batagwenda Batoro Batuku Batwa Chope Dodoth
E-I Ethur (Acholi-Labwor) Gimara Ik (Teuso) Iteso
J-K Jie Jonam Jopadhola Kakwa Karimojong Kebu (Okebu) Kuku Kumam
L-N Langi Lendu Lugbara Madi Mening Mvuba Napore Ngikutio Nubi Nyangia
O-Z Pokot Reli Sabiny Shana So (Tepeth) Vonoma
Unrecognized tribes There are additional tribes within Uganda that are not constitutionally recognized but may be listed in the census or other governmental categories. These include: Maragoli Saboat (Sebei)
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