From: Herbal medicine use in the districts of Nakapiripirit, Pallisa, Kanungu, and Mukono in Uganda
Characteristic | Percent |
---|---|
Education of respondent | Â |
Primary | 59 |
None | 23 |
Lower secondary | 11 |
Tertially | 4 |
Higher secondary | 2 |
University | 1 |
Religion | Â |
Catholic | 61 |
Anglican | 31 |
Moslem | 7 |
Adventist | 1 |
Yudaya | 1 |
Tribe | Â |
Karamojong | 30 |
Mukiga | 23 |
Muganda | 20 |
Mugwere | 19 |
Iteso | 2 |
Musoga | 1 |
Tanzanian | 1 |
Munyarwanda | 1 |
Mulundi | 1 |
Munyole | 1 |
Mukonjo | 1 |
Occupation of respondent | Â |
Farmer | 42 |
Student | 22 |
Pastoralist | 20 |
Civil servant | 7 |
Housewife | 3 |
Business | 1 |
Crafts Man | 1 |
Tailor | 1 |
Mechanic | 1 |
Traditional Livestock Healer | 1 |
Watchman | 1 |