Market Outlook Report: Week 13.

Nakawa Market (Kampala) In the week leading up to Easter, Nakawa market experienced a surge in commodity prices driven by high consumer demand for the festive season. Despite increased deliveries of perishables—including matooke, Irish potatoes, and groundnuts—sellers maintained high prices to capitalize on rapid demand. While staple commodities remained relatively stable, matooke prices rose due to high demand. Prices for fresh produce are expected to normalize following the holiday period. Kabarole District The western region is currently experiencing an off-season. Bean prices remained notably high, with relief expected in late April when harvests from swamp-irrigated farms in Kichwamba and Harugongo…

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