Rhinos Return to Kidepo After 43 Years in Landmark Conservation Move
After more than four decades of absence, rhinos are finally making their way back to Kidepo Valley National Park in a landmark conservation effort that signals a new chapter for Uganda’s wildlife heritage. The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) on Tuesday began the historic translocation, with Executive Director Dr. James Musinguzi
Science-Led Survey Strengthens Great Ape Conservation in Bwindi
The 2025 Bwindi Chimpanzee Census has confirmed an estimated population of 426 chimpanzees widely distributed across Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, marking a major milestone in strengthening evidence-based conservation within one of Africa’s most important protected landscapes. The results were officially launched today by the Minister of State for Tourism, Wildlife
Inside UWA’s Shs 10 Billion request to purchase Helicopter
The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) is seeking Shs 10 billion to purchase a helicopter for monitoring national parks, rescuing animals, and transporting veterinary doctors quickly to treat injured wildlife. The request raised questions from Members of Parliament (MPs) processing the matter, who asked whether the proposed amount includes funds for
Inside Kabaka Mutebi’s Visit to Murchison Falls National Park
His Majesty Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II, accompanied by members of the Royal Family, paid a visit to Karuma Wildlife Reserve at Chobe, within the Murchison Falls Conservation Area. Joined by family members, including Prince Crispin Jjunju and Prince Richard Ssemakookilo, the Kabaka undertook a one-and-a-half-hour guided game drive through
Uganda Showcases Cultural and Tourism Excellence in Morocco
Uganda has showcased its rich cultural heritage and tourism potential at a high-profile “Uganda Night” event held at Villa Soraya in Rabat, Morocco, as part of efforts to promote the country under the Explore Uganda brand. The event was hosted by the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) in partnership with the
Emirates launches new collection of keepsake amenity kits to highlight endangered species
Emirates Premium Economy and Economy Class customers on long haul flights globally will be treated to a new range of complimentary amenity kits, onboard in December. The buttery-soft new pouches incorporate bio-based materials including cactus and form a collectible range designed in partnership with United for Wildlife, to highlight the
Emirates Ends 2025 on a High, Sweeps Five More Global Awards
Emirates is ending 2025 on a sky-high note with another five global accolades, this time scooped at the 32nd annual World Travel Awards held in Bahrain. Closing out a year already overflowing with victories, the airline adds yet more metal to its trophy wall reaffirming its place as one of
Uganda receives eight rhions from South Africa
Uganda has received eight rhinos from Munyawana Conservancy in KwaZulu-Natal, a generous donation to the Government of Uganda from African Parks. The rhinos arrived at Entebbe International Airport, where they were officially received by Dr. Basil Ajer, the Director of Tourism Development, on behalf of the Minister of Tourism, Wildlife,
Elgon Expo to Boost Tourism and Environmental Conservation
The Elgon Expo & Convention is set to host the 10-day Explore Elgon Pamoja 2025 from December 4–14 at Mbale S.S in Mbale City, under the theme “Harnessing Our Heritage for a Thriving Future.” The event aims to promote tourism and accelerate socio-economic transformation in the Bugisu Subregion. Speaking to
Marriott International Enters DRC, opens Two Hotels in Kinshasa
Marriott International has made its debut in The Democratic Republic of the Congo with the openings of Protea Hotel by Marriott Kinshasa and Four Points by Sheraton Kinshasa. The launch of these two distinct hotels introduces globally recognised brands to Kinshasa, offering tailored experiences for business and leisure travellers in one
