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Enjoy the bespoke gorilla trekking tours in Uganda that have become tremendous experience due to the two gorilla national parks containing almost half of the world’s left mountain gorillas in the southwestern parts of Uganda, these national parks were gazzeted in the areas suitable for gorilla survival. Uganda has got over thirteen gorilla groups that are tracked mostly by...

Uganda’s number one tourist activity is mountain gorilla- located south of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. There is a remarkable diversity of life in the national parks of Mgahinga and Bwindi forest, where the regional landscape is varied and dramatic. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park is home to an impressive list of species with 200 different trees,...

Welcome to the Murchison Falls National Park which is the Uganda’s oldest and the largest National Park, its located in the north western part of the country and it is among the mostly visited places while on your Uganda safari because of its most powerful waterfall formed by the Nile as it flows northwards bisecting the park into two...

Africa is currently undergoing massive infrastructural development, especially with projects aimed at boosting cross border trades. The continent, through the African Union’s Continental Free Trade Area (CTFA), is also on a mission to establish the world’s largest free-trade area. Thus, making connecting the various fragmented markets is important and necessary. Here is a list of four major transportation projects that...

“Our country has come a long way,” my cab driver reminds me as we ride through the capital Kigali, the scene of grotesque massacres in 1994 but now one of the most beautiful, organized, safe and clean cities on the African continent. The journey from Kigali International Airport to my hotel room at the picturesque Kigali Serena Hotel, about 12...

“Our country has come a long way,” my cab driver reminds me as we ride through the capital Kigali, the scene of grotesque massacres in 1994 but now one of the most beautiful, organized, safe and clean cities on the African continent. The journey from Kigali International Airport to my hotel room at the picturesque Kigali Serena Hotel, about 12...

There is no country safe to travel in the whole world when it comes to Covid-19 most especially with the second wave in places. It’s only safe when you follow the guidelines. You must present a negative COVID-19 (PCR) test result taken within 72 hours before arrival. You'll undergo further screening measures on arrival, including a second COVID-19 test, wait...