Six Awarded for Preserving Uganda’s Cultural Heritage
A total of six awardees including people and organizations, have been recognized for their role in conservation and protection of Uganda’s cultural and social heritage …
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A total of six awardees including people and organizations, have been recognized for their role in conservation and protection of Uganda’s cultural and social heritage …
The State Minister for Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, Martin Mugarra, has applauded the Explore Uganda- the Panel of Africa program, for promoting domestic tourism in …
The Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife, and Antiquities has announced that the remodeling works for the national museum will commence in October this year and are …
The tourism sector is losing over Shillings 300 million worth of business annually due to unfulfilled concessions signed with various developers in the country’s protected …
Farmers in West Division in Kapchorwa Municipality are crying foul following an invasion of stray Monkeys that are ravaging their crops. Nelson Mitingi, the LC …
Over 20 families in Kween District are reportedly homeless following the demolition of their houses and crops by the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) next to …
The Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) is calling on all players in the tourism sector value chain to prioritize environmental protection, good business governance, and respectful …
The construction of the 13.1 billion Shillings amphitheatre at the Anglican Martyrs Shrine in Namugongo is near completion ahead of the Martyrs’ Day celebrations slated …
The government is planning to renovate four airstrips in different parts of the country as part of its strategy to develop the tourism industry. This …
Human reality stars aren’t the only ones who cause at least as much drama off-camera. Chimpanzees, notoriously, live to shout each other down and scheme …