Tourism
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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…
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Masindi Hotel: A historic gem in the heart of Uganda
Opened in 1923, Masindi Hotel is the oldest hotel in Uganda, with a storied past that reflects the rich history…
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Standard Chartered Bank reaffirms sponsorship for Tusker Lite Mt. Rwenzori Marathon for third consecutive year
Standard Chartered Bank has renewed its sponsorship of the Tusker Lite Mt. Rwenzori Marathon for the third consecutive year, solidifying…
