Tourism
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The Ivory curse: How Africa’s giants are falling to greed
In Uganda’s vast national parks, a silent war is being waged. Not with tanks or guns, but with greed and…
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Uganda’s tourism industry flourishes with UGX 5.6 trillion revenue
Uganda’s tourism sector continues to soar, contributing over UGX 5.6 trillion to the economy in 2023, according to the Ministry…
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Ivory trade and its impact on Uganda’s wildlife conservation efforts
In a twist that has raised eyebrows across Uganda, a soldier from the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) has been…
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Uganda’s wildlife faces extinction as 76% population decline alarms conservationists
Uganda’s unique wildlife is in critical decline, with a staggering 76% decrease in animal populations over the last 50 years,…
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Uganda Tourism Board moves to enforce licensing rules
As Uganda’s tourism industry continues to grow, the government is taking decisive steps to ensure that all accommodation facilities meet…
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WWF report highlights 76% decline in wildlife
Africa’s wildlife is facing an alarming decline, with populations plummeting by a staggering 76% over the past 50 years, according…
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Kasese man sentenced to nine years for killing protected wildlife species
In a ruling aimed at bolstering Uganda’s wildlife conservation efforts, the Kasese Chief Magistrate’s Court sentenced Mulengya Yowasi to nine…
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How open park days will boost domestic tourism in Uganda
Uganda Wildlife Authority has launched the Open Park Days initiative, set to take place on October 17th and 18th, 2024.…
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Leverage the tourism sector for greater gains
Every year on September 27, Uganda joins the rest of the world to celebrate the World tourism day and this year’s…
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The impacts of oil activities on Human-Wildlife conflicts in Bugana, Buliisa District
The communities surrounding Murchison Falls National Park, particularly those in Bugana Sub-county, Buliisa District, are grappling with a serious issue…
