Very Sad News about Bwindi Impenetrable Forest Mountain Gorillas
Bwindi has a population of around 340 gorillas of which an estimated 116 are habituated. Gorillas are intelligent, majestic, gentle giants that share over 90% of their genetic material with humans. All...
View ArticleOldest Fossil Ever Discovered on Earth Returned to Uganda.
Remains of what is believed to be the oldest fossil ever discovered on Earth has been returned to Uganda. The fossil was discovered by a joint team of Ugandan and French scientists last year on July...
View ArticleElephant poaching in Uganda
Hon. Minister Maria Mutagamba, Uganda’s new minister of tourism, wildlife and antiquities has refuted recent media reports about an escalation in poaching in most of Uganda’s protected areas which...
View ArticleGORILLA TRACKING PROMOTION “DOUBLE CHANCE GIVING BACK”
The management of Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has announced a Gorilla tracking giving back promotion to coincide with Uganda’s 50th Independence anniversary celebrations to enable potential...
View ArticleKasubi tombs reconstruction to start in January
The Kasubi tombs which is a world heritage site and among the cultural sites in Uganda that was destroyed by fire on march 16, 2010 reconstruction to kick off in January next year. The Katikkiro of...
View ArticleGorilla population Increases in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
STATEMENT BY UGANDA’S MINISTER OF TOURISM, WILDLIFE AND ANTIQUITIES ON THE OCCASION OF LAUNCHING MOUNTAIN GORILLA CENSUS POPULATION CENSUS IN BWINDI IMPENETRABLE NATIONAL PARK IS GOOD NEWS TO THOSE WHO...
View ArticleNyakagezi Mountain Gorilla Family Status update
Gorilla tracking in Uganda is the most sought after tourism activity and it occurs in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest national park – activity available all year and in Mgahinga National Park. But gorilla...
View ArticleUganda named top global tourist destination
The National Geographic an international travel channel affiliated to the National Geograpic Society listed Uganda among the top 20 global tourism destinations in the year 2013. Uganda is an...
View ArticleELEPHANTS MIGRATE FROM NIMULE NP SOUTH SUDAN INTO UGANDA
Staff of Uganda Wildlife Authority in Murchison Falls Conservation Area (MFCA) are battling a herd of elephants that crossed from Nimule National Park in South Sudan last Friday in Uganda in the...
View ArticleUGANDA DECLARED A BIRDING HUB
Uganda had been priding in the recent accolades by Lonely Planet, which voted Uganda as the best tourism destination for 2012, Africa Bird Club, which voted Bwindi Impenetrable National Park as...
View ArticleElephant poaching in Uganda
Hon. Minister Maria Mutagamba, Uganda’s new minister of tourism, wildlife and antiquities has refuted recent media reports about an escalation in poaching in most of Uganda’s protected areas which...
View ArticleDiscounted Gorilla Permits for Uganda Visitors
The management of Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has announced a Gorilla tracking giving back promotion to coincide with Uganda’s 50th Independence anniversary celebrations to enable potential...
View ArticleKasubi Tombs Reconstruction to start in January
The Kasubi tombs which is a world heritage site and among the cultural sites in Uganda that was destroyed by fire on march 16, 2010 reconstruction to kick off in January next year. The Katikkiro of...
View ArticleNyakagezi Mountain Gorilla Family Status Update
Gorilla tracking in Uganda is the most sought after tourism activity and it occurs in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest national park – activity available all year and in Mgahinga National Park. But gorilla...
View ArticleUganda Named Top Global Tourist Destination
The National Geographic an international travel channel affiliated to the National Geograpic Society listed Uganda among the top 20 global tourism destinations in the year 2013. Uganda is an...
View ArticleElephants Migrate from South Sudan’s Nimule Into Uganda
Staff of Uganda Wildlife Authority in Murchison Falls Conservation Area (MFCA) are battling a herd of elephants that crossed from Nimule National Park in South Sudan last Friday into Uganda in the...
View ArticleEntebbe: Interesting Things to See & Do
Entebbe is one of the oldest city in Uganda. It was the first administrative capital of Uganda. It is named after a Luganda word “entebbe” which means a seat or chair! There are lots of amazing...
View ArticleOldest Fossil Ever Discovered on Earth Returned to Uganda
Remains of what is believed to be the oldest fossil ever discovered on Earth has been returned to Uganda. The fossil was discovered by a joint team of Ugandan and French scientists last year on July...
View ArticleChoosing the Right Car for Hire in Uganda
So you’ve decided to do a self drive in Uganda for your next holiday – congrats! You’ve got the trip of a lifetime ahead of you. The next question, of course, is what kind of car you should hire. The...
View ArticleUganda’s Rhino, Uhuru, Gives Birth!
Just before a month ends when exciting news filled the top stories in world newspapers about the increase in the number of mountain gorillas in the wild, remarkable news was once again received by the...
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