Tag: Uganda Wild Life Authority (UWA)

FORMER ENTEBBE HOSTAGE RETURNS TO UGANDA AFTER 50 YEARS

Reflecting on the 1976 incident, President Museveni noted that although the hijacking was a tragic event, the rescue operation became a turning point in weakening the grip of former dictator Idi Amin, whose prestige and fear among the population were significantly shaken by the events that followed.

Opposition Parties Want State to Reverse Karua’s Persona Non Grata Status

National News

Michael Phillip Lulume Bayigga, the People’s Front for Freedom (PFF) party Deputy President for Buganda region revealed that the declaration of Karua as Persona Non Grata doesn’t represent Uganda as a leading actor in the East African Community, which guarantees the East Africans the freedom of movement.

Tourism

From Zero to 48: Uganda’s Remarkable Rhino Comeback

Uganda’s wildlife conservation journey has taken an amazing turn. In the 1980s, there were no rhinos left in Uganda....

Environment

Game Rangers Deployed to Return Escaped Elephants to Murchison...

Game rangers have been deployed to escort two elephants back into Murchison Falls National Park after the animals escaped...

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IAG Unveils Route Plan for Coffee Marathon to Support...

Inspire Africa Group (IAG) has on Thursday, April 10,2025 , unveiled the route plan for the coffee marathon during...

Tourism

Speeding Truck Kills Elephant in Murchison Falls National Park

UWA established guidelines for motorists, allowing entry into the park until 6 PM daily, with strict speed limits enforced to protect wildlife and ensure visitor safety.

Tourism

Discover Kigezi Wildlife Reserve: A Haven for Majestic Elephants

While on a Uganda Safari Tour, tourists at the game reserve can also get involved in a number of activities, like forest walks with well-trained tour guides and colobus monkey tracking, which begins in the morning with a briefing at the reserve headquarters led by the ranger guides who prepare the tourists for the dos and don’ts of the trekking.

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