Monthly Archives: August 2011

Early this week, Rwanda afforestation support group released their work of accomplishment with 160 hectares of land with trees along main roads mean while 460 hectares on previously encroached forest land. The Belgium and the Netherlands group will continue working, … Continue reading →

Sun Africa Hotels owners and managers of the yet to open, Sovereign Suites, a number of clubs like the Lake Baringo Club, the Lake Naivasha Country Club and the Keekorok Lodge will embark on setting up two more safari camps … Continue reading →

Tanzania’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Selous Game Reserve, possibly acknowledged a ‘World Heritage Site in threat’, must the government continue to pursue there plans of opening up a Uranium mine and build a dam at Stigler’s Gorge. When it … Continue reading →

Kidepo valley national park is a great diversity of animal species than other parks in Uganda including ungulates, primates and carnivores hence high chances of viewing tree climbing lions that usually sits on sauces trees along Narus valley or on … Continue reading →

Spanish tourists known as Ignacio Yufera offered to practically sell Uganda to other birders around the world and in addition to that so list for support bird watching in Uganda as a profession. Being a member of the Emberiza Bird … Continue reading →

Between the conservationists from Uganda and abroad, with the Kanungu magistrate court there was a cross fire that arose from the final judgment to the three already found guilt Gorilla killers a fine of just 50,000 Uganda shillings which is … Continue reading →

The six Low land Gorillas that were captured hence kept away from smugglers and poachers were reported to have flew back home to their original habitant. After they had been held in Kinigi and were being looked after by the … Continue reading →

Kampala, the capital city of Uganda is the largest city in Uganda. Its as well divided into five Divisions that help to over see local planning; Kampala Central, Kawempe Division, Makindye Division, Nakawa Division and finally Lubaga Division. History has … Continue reading →