<p>Data from 103 cases was analysed. The most affected age range was 25-34 (29%), 35-44(32%) and 45-54(22%) years and male 63% were more affected than females 37%. On occupation, 64% were farmers, 12.6% were business people 8 (8.8%) were children 5.8% were housewives and 6.8% were comprised drivers, students and health workers. The modes of TB diagnosis were Clinical pulmonary 36%, clinical extrapulmonary 25.2%, bacterial pulmonary 19.4% and bacterial extrapulmonary 19.4%. X-ray 53.3% and Lipoarabinomannan (LAM) test 20.3% were the most means used to diagnose Tb, especially in extrapulmonary than GeneXpert 16.5% and smear microscopy 2.9%. For the diagnosis of TB in HIV-positive cases, the x-ray was still the highest 22.3% means of diagnosis compared to LAM and GeneXpert 16.5% and 6.7% respectively</p>