Tourism and Life Style

UWA Receives Firefighting Truck to Bolster Park Fire Management

The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has received a firefighting truck from Joh Achelis, which will be used to extinguish park fires. This was confirmed by the Uganda Wildlife Authority on...

Bicycle Cycling in Uganda Offers an Unmatched Experience for Tourists

As the sun rose over the lush landscape of Uganda in the Rwenzori Mountains, tourists from all over...

Imposing Tax on Diapers Was a Bad Idea—MP Kabahenda

Members of the Ugandan Parliament have expressed regret over their decision to impose a tax on diapers, saying...

Budongo Forest: A Jewel of Biodiversity and Primate Conservation

Budongo forest Covers an area of approximately 825 square kilometers, the Forest stands as a crown jewel of...

Aguti, UPC’s Candidate, Wins Dokolo Woman MP By-Election

Sarah Aguti, the Uganda People's Congress (UPC) candidate in the just concluded by-election for the position of Woman...

The Breath-Taking and Stunning Mpanga Water Falls

Mpanga Falls is a stunning waterfall located in the small town of Bwizibwera. Located in the Kamwenge District of Uganda, the Falls remain somewhat of a hidden gem, often overshadowed by the more popular tourist destinations in the country. This majestic waterfall is the largest in the country and is a popular tourist destination with its breathtaking views and diverse wildlife. Mpanga Falls is a must-see for anyone visiting Uganda. The Falls offer a serene escape from the hustle and bustle...

The UPDF is the Backbone of Uganda’s Social Economic Transformation – Rt. Hon. Amama Mbabaz­i

­The former prime minister of Uganda, Rt Hon. Amama Mbabazi, has said that the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces (UPDF) are the backbone of Uganda's defence. He commended UPDF's courage, integrity, and deep sense of duty, which have helped build Uganda. He made the remarks during the Thanksgiving service of Col Emmy Katabazi and his wife, Jackline Katabazi, who is Rubanda woman MP aspirant at their home in Kiwatule on February 24, 2024. “In times of peace and in times of conflict, our...

Queen Jovia Mutesi Plans Course for Busoga’s Future: Agriculture, Tradition, and Empowerment

Queen Jovia Mutesi, the newly crowned Inhebantu of Busoga, wasted no time in outlining her vision for the Kingdom's future. Three months after her grand wedding, she made her public debut at the Igenge Palace, weaving together threads of tradition and modernity to captivate the audience. Her recent address resonated deeply, focusing on eight key priorities, with food security, proper child-rearing, and hygiene taking center stage. These priorities directly address the needs of many Busogans, particularly in rural communities. Queen Mutesi's...

ARUU FALLS: A Paradise of Cascading Waters and Serene Beauty

Aruu Falls, One of the world’s most powerful waterfalls is located at the heart of Northern Uganda along the Gulu-Kitgum highway in Pader District, Northern Uganda. Aruu Falls is approximately 55 kilometers from Gulu City that’s a 30-45 minutes drive. The Falls are a breathtaking jewel of Acholi Land!, Nestled amidst lush greenery and captivating landscapes, Aruu Falls is a must-visit destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and culture enthusiasts alike. It is also known as the "Falls of the Seven...

Significance of Continuous Learning in Delivering Effective Leadership – Richard Todwong

Richard Todwong, the Secretary General of the National Resistance Movement (NRM), has emphasized the importance of continuous learning for leaders during his address to Councilors from the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA). Todwong highlighted that effective leadership requires keeping up with the evolving dynamics of society, including changing interests, population, assets, focus, and technology. Speaking at the Intelligence Training Institute on  February 14, 2024 - in Entebbe, where the councilors are participating in a week-long leadership and patriotism course, Todwong...

Exploring the Enchanting Beauty of Mount Kadam in Karamoja

Located in the rugged and captivating landscapes of the Karamoja region in northeastern Uganda, mountain Kadam is a part of the Pian-upe Wildlife Reserve and is home to many tribes, including the Kadama, Sebei Pokot, Karamojong, Gishu, and Tepeth. Mount Kadam stands as a majestic symbol of natural beauty and cultural significance. The mountain's imposing presence, diverse flora and fauna, and rich cultural heritage make it a compelling destination for adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. Rising to an elevation of approximately 3,063...