This positioning in the mountains confers him a soft and dry climate, better a climate of altitude. Indeed, air is slightly dry to the Ngweshe and the temperatures rise to a maximum of 28°C against a minimum of 18°C.

The yearly average is therefore of 24°C. This soft temperature gives a pleasant to the whole region of the walungu character; ever very hot and ever very cold. One knows two seasons there: the season of rain, that lasts of mid - September to beginning June, and the dry season.

In the walungu village it rains regularly and the sun is rarely very hot. The rare times that it heats strong, it doesn't pass 28°C. Consequently, vegetation is quasi - green during all year round.

The population of the walungu is attached very to soil, either to practice agriculture there, either raising.

The walungu village is where agriculture (Food production and livestock)) was organised in the past before the last war.

Ngweshe as district Walungu is the big village of Nweshe.

Guillaume Kahomboshi
Local Represenative
Ngweshe Village