Uganda to Name Road after Tourists Killed in Queen Elizabeth Park

The Government of Uganda is planning to name a road after two foreign tourists killed inside Queen Elizabeth National Park by suspected ADF rebels. The Minister for ICT and National Guidance, Dr. Chris Baryomunsi said on Tuesday that cabinet had passed a resolution to name...

Spice’s $10,000 Rhino Naming in Uganda

Ever thought about what it would feel like to have a rhino named after you? Not a tiny toy rhino or a cartoon character no, a real, live, three-ton tank of a creature...

Discover Bwindi On Self-Drive

A self-drive guided gorilla trek in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is one of the most exciting wildlife adventures in East Africa. It gives travelers the freedom to explore Uganda at their own pace while...

Masindi Eyes Major Tourism Boost with Planned Kafu Junction Stopover Hub

Masindi District is moving closer to establishing one of western Uganda’s most ambitious roadside tourism centres after the completion of a government-backed feasibility study for the redevelopment of Kafu Junction. The proposed Kafu Tourist Stopover Centre...

Discover Uganda Without Breaking the Bank: Low-Cost Car Hire Tips

Uganda’s untamed beauty beckons—vast savannahs, emerald forests, and hidden gems waiting beyond the usual tourist trail. Yet, the cost of travel often casts a long shadow. What if exploration did not demand extravagance?...

Uwangue encourages youth of Edo State to engage into farming

Jerry Uwangue Commissioner for Agriculture and Food Security of Edo State has urged the teeming youth to engage in farming, as the State government does more to modernise agriculture. He said the agriculture sector...

The Beautiful Side of Kanungu

Many people know Kanungu for all the wrong reasons. Ask, and most people will tell you that they remember Kanungu as the place where hundreds of followers of a cult burnt to death on March 17, 2000. It is the worst mass murder case Uganda has ever witnessed. But Kanungu district, located in south western Uganda, is home to much more than massive loss of lives and a bad history. Gerald Businge writes that Kanungu is actually a riveting place, with plenty of lively people, endowed with a natural environment and fauna that live in this part of the once huge Kigezi district. Traveling to Kanungu Kanungu is one of those...

The Late Prince Paul Job Kafero: A Living Legend

Prince Paul Job Kafero, often affectionately called the Golden Boy of Africa, remains one of Uganda’s most respected and influential musicians to this day....

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Best Tent Option of Rooftop Camping For a Family in Uganda

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7 Things You Didn’t Know About Mountain Gorillas

Mountain Gorillas are one of the top world's endangered species that are on the verge of extinction. Not to be confused, there are three major Gorilla types around the world; mountain, Lowland and...

Uganda Braces for Presidential Election as Bobi Wine Calls for Protest Vote

Kampala Uganda: Uganda is heading into a tense presidential election next week as opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, popularly known as Bobi Wine, calls on voters to cast a “protest vote” against long-serving...

Uganda Army Chief Threatens Bobi Wine, Backtracks After U.S. Backlash

Kampala, Uganda — January 30, 2026 Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has come under intense...

Electoral Commission Flags Off Dispatch of Voting Materials Ahead of January 15 Polls

The Chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC), Justice Simon...

Lumumba Vea”: The Living Statue Who Carried Congo’s Spirit at AFCON 2025

Congolese football supporter Michel Nkuka Mboladinga has unexpectedly become...

Beginners Guide to Driving an Automatic Car

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Uganda Regulator Debunks Fake Election Service Shutdown Notice

The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) has dismissed as false...

Katikkiro Charles Peter Mayiga Reflects on Uganda’s AFCON Struggles: “Lack of Inspiration Holds Back the Cranes”

Uganda’s national football team, the Cranes, endured a disappointing campaign at the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco, failing to advance beyond the...

NEMA Arrests MMP Group Founder Magan Patel Over Alleged Bugembe Wetland Encroachment

The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has arrested prominent Ugandan businessman Magan Patel, the founder of the MMP Group, over allegations of illegally encroaching...

Museveni Pledges Billions to Kampala Mechanics as Deeper Concerns Emerge Ahead of 2026

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has pledged billions of shillings in financial support to mechanics and garage operators in Kampala and the surrounding areas, during...

Uganda and Tanzania Draw 1-1 in Tense AFCON Group C Clash as Tournament Drama Intensifies

The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations continues to deliver high drama, emotion, and tightly contested battles, with Uganda and Tanzania playing out a gripping...

The Tree Climbing Lions of Ishasha

Queen Elizabeth national park is the second largest national park located in western part of Uganda in four districts that is Kasese, Kamwenge, Rubirizi...

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