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Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo: Uganda Gears Up for the Biggest Tourism Event of the Year

Excitement is building as Uganda prepares to host the highly anticipated Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo 2024, set to take place from May 23 to 25 at Speke Resort,...

UBOS Urges Public Vigilance Against Census Scammers

As Uganda prepares for its National Population and Housing Census scheduled for May 10th, the Uganda Bureau of...

Discover the Hidden Gems: Zebras Thriving in Uganda’s National Parks

Zebras are a magnificent and iconic species that roam the vast grasslands and savannas of Africa. While they...

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...

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...

KIBALE NATIONAL PARK: The Primate Capital of the World

Kibale National Park is found in Western Uganda in Kabarole District. The park is located near Fort Portal Tourism City, the serene Ndali Kasenda crater area, Queen Elizabeth national park, Rwenzori mountain and Semuliki National Park. Kibale is home to Chimpanzees in Uganda. This is because it has the highest concentration of chimps in the whole world. It is also home to 13 other primate species, making it an important place for primate conservation, research and tourism. Kibale’s varied vegetation offers...

ISHASHA SECTOR: The Home of the Tree Climbing Lions in Queen Elizabeth National Park

The Ishasha sector is found in the Southern part of Queen Elizabeth National Park in Kasese District. Ishasha Sector is home to the famous tree-climbing lions, this wildlife haven offers a unique safari experience. From lush landscapes to majestic wildlife, it is a must-visit for every nature enthusiast A visit to the Ishasha Sector in Uganda will not only reward you with the scenic views of the picturesque landscape but also with a chance to stumble upon the population of exceptional...

EWAFFE CULTURAL VILLAGE: An Eco Tourism Center where Culture Comes to Life

Ewaffe Cultural Village is situated in Naggalama, Mukono District. It’s just a 1 hour drive from the Capital Kampala making it more accessible for everyone. Ewaffe is a name originating from a Luganda word our home. The green beautiful cultural village offers an enchanting opportunity for ethnic tourism lovers to engage in Buganda's rich cultural heritage. At Ewaffe your welcomed by a participatory cultural dance followed by drums and traditional songs and your offered coffee beans and banana juice locally known...

Exploring Uganda’s Tourist Sites: A Must for NAM Delegates

The 19th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) in Uganda presents an excellent opportunity for delegates to not only engage in diplomatic discourse but also immerse themselves in the country's rich natural and cultural heritage. With stunning scenery, diverse wildlife, and a vibrant cultural tapestry, Uganda's tourist sites offer the perfect backdrop for meaningful exchanges, sustainable development, and a deeper understanding of the country. Conservation and Ecotourism: Uganda has made remarkable strides in supporting conservation efforts and promoting sustainable ecotourism. Delegates...

Isreal Confirms Deal Involving Aid to Gaza in Exchange for Relief for Israeli Hostages

The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has confirmed a deal between Israel and Hamas where medicine and other humanitarian aid will be sent to civilians in Gaza in exchange for delivering medication needed by Israeli captives in Gaza. According to a statement by the official Qatar News Agency (QNA) in Doha, deliveries of medicine for Israeli hostages and Palestinian civilians are expected to start arriving in Gaza today, Wednesday, January 17, 2024. QNA revealed that the deal was mediated by...

SEMULIKI NATIONAL PARK: A Geothermal Gem where Nature’s Secrets Unfold

Semuliki National Park, found in Bwamba County, in Bundibugyo District, in the Western Region of Uganda, is one of the most beautiful and breath-taking parks in Africa. The park, created in 1932 as a forest reserve, was upgraded to a national park in October 1993. Semuliki National Park is commonly known for its diverse ecosystems, including tropical rainforests and enchanting grasslands. The park is also recognised for its unique biodiversity, with various plant and animal species. It's also home to...