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
Treescape Planet, Travad Tours partner to Drive Eco-Tourism
Treescape Planet Organisation has announced a new partnership with Travad Tours Uganda Ltd, marking a major step toward expanding eco-tourism and promoting sustainable travel across Uganda. The collaboration was unveiled on 23 November 2025 during a community tree-planting activity at Christ the King High School in Bweya. The partnership blends
A Borderless Africa Could Become Reality Within Five Years
In a bold push for Pan-African unity and seamless mobility across the continent, former Ghanaian Member of Parliament Ras Mubarak who leads the Trans African Tourism & Unity Campaign has declared that Africa is capable of achieving a fully visa-free system within the next five years, long before the African Union’s Vision
From Kampala to Mauritius: Mwanje Inspires Audiences with Global Storytelling
The sound of waves hitting the white shores of Mauritius became a rhythm of inspiration for Mwanje Tonny, a Ugandan storyteller whose camera captures not just scenery, but the soul of people and places. “Every sunrise here feels like a story waiting to be told,” he says. “Seeing such beauty
Wildlife Photography Exhibition Celebrates Uganda’s Natural Heritage
Natural History Museum’s award-winning exhibition debuts in Kampala Showcases Uganda’s biodiversity supporting £1.88 billion tourism economy andblivelihoodsbHighlights conservation success stories advancing Vision 2040 and climate goals Ugandans will have the opportunity to experience world-class wildlife photography as the internationally acclaimed Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition opens in Kampala this
Uganda wins Prestigious Tourism Award at Swiss International Holiday Expo
In a major win for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Economic and Commercial Diplomacy Program, Uganda has, in her premier flagship appearance at the Swiss International Holiday Expo (SIHE), won the prestigious Swiss Tourism Excellence Award 2025 in the “Natural Paradise” category at a glamorous gala evening to mark the
Gov’t official kills Four Buffaloes in Queen Elizabeth National Park
The Bushenyi District Electoral Commission Returning Officer, Gaston Muhangi, is under scrutiny after reportedly knocking dead four buffaloes in Queen Elizabeth National Park. The incident occurred on Friday night at Kikorongo, along the Kasese–Mbarara highway. According to reports, Muhangi had allegedly been drinking in Kasese before deciding to drive himself.
Court Remands 15 UWA Officials Over Shs 9.3 Billion Gorilla Permit Fraud
The Anti-Corruption Court has remanded 15 senior officials from the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) to Luzira prison over a multi-billion-shilling fraud case. The group was on Wednesday grilled at the Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) headquarters and later detained over allegations of involvement in a massive chimpanzee and gorilla permit fraud
