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24 01, 2023
Uganda declared an Ebola free
January 24th, 2023 | Safaris News "Having spent two incubation cycles of 21 days each, making a total of 42 days yesterday 10th January 2023, since the discharge of the last confirmed case on 30th November 2022. Also, having... 10 09, 2022
The Inaugural Rwenzori Marathon
September 10th, 2022 | Safaris News Numerous activities were organized that aimed at amplifying tourism in the Rwenzori region and positioning Kasese as a top tourist destination that included cultural diversity expo, the Tusker Lite... 27 08, 2022
Terrence Howard wowed by Uganda's beauty
August 27th, 2022 | Safaris News Following the experience at the UWA Offices in Kibale National Park, Mr Howard remarked “I was amazed by the interaction of the primates and its closeness to human behaviour. I implore people from... 15 06, 2020
4 Arrested for Killing Silverback Gorilla
June 15th, 2020 | Safaris News The great ape, a favorite of tourists, died after a poacher thrust a spear into his belly, penetrating as deep as his internal organs, according to a post-mortem report. The last time a mountain... 06 06, 2020
Traveling During the Coronavirus Epidemic
June 06th, 2020 | Safaris News " The past few years, I have been living in East Africa; most recently I have been staying in Kenya. Mid-March, I decided to leave Nairobi for the coast, and spend some time with my friend Danny in... 14 04, 2020
Uganda COVID Update
April 14th, 2020 | Safaris News Uganda is on partial lockdown for the past 14 days; this period is expected to be extended. With 54 cases confirmed and 7 of these recovered and discharged, there have also been no deaths reported.... 25 02, 2020
An exciting NEW Uganda Airlines
February 25th, 2020 | Safaris News Launched by the Prime Minister of the republic of Uganda - Dr. Ruhakana Rugunda on the 27th of August 2019, the Uganda Airlines' metallic birds were set to grace the skies again. This following... 31 05, 2018
Mountain gorilla population rises above 1,000
May 31st, 2018 | Safaris News The survey found the Virunga population has risen to 604, in 41 social groups, compared to the 480 individuals counted in the last survey in 2010. The only other place mountain gorillas survive is in... 23 10, 2019
