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Kasubi Tombs Burn to Ashes

Kasubi Tombs, UNESCO World Heritage Site Burns Down in Kampala

Kasubi Tombs, UNESCO World Heritage Site Burns Down in Kampala

Kasubi Tombs Burn to Ashes

The ‘Kasubi Tombs’, where several of the late Kings of Buganda are laid to rest and which was a focal point for tourists and the kingdom’s subjects for visits, has burned down last Tuesday night. The Kampala fire brigade, while on site soon after the alarm was raised, was helpless as the grass thatched huge

Uganda Monitors Climate Change in Rwenzori Mountains

Uganda Monitors Climate Change in Rwenzori Mountains

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Tourists flock Uganda year in and year out appreciating the gifts that God gave our land. Flocking our nation to climb our mountains that they call virgin because they have survived the heavy pollution and litter that is a characteristic of the foreign peaks such as the Everest. When we think about the country’s tourist

Uganda to Showcase Shoebills & Crested Cranes at UK Tourism Fair

Uganda to Showcase Shoebills & Crested Cranes at UK Tourism Fair

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The shoebill and the crested Crane will be the main tourist attractions Uganda will exhibit at the British Bird watching fair. The August 15 to 17 fair will be held at the Egleton Nature Reserve Oakham Rutland in London. With 10% of the global bird species in Uganda and at least 50% species in Africa,

Two Foreign Firms Want to Operate Uganda’s Cargo Hub

Two Foreign Firms Want to Operate Uganda’s Cargo Hub

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A US$25 million cargo hub that Uganda’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has set its sights on in the next phase of developing Entebbe International Airport is generating a lot of interest. Two groups one from South Africa and another from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have expressed interest in developing the project, which has been