When two joshuas meet 🙂it was a pleasure meeting you brother @itsJoshuaBaraka a very kind soul and down to earth gentleman .I can't wait to give you you're customized outfit bro🙂
The videos that have been coming out this week are doing something to me.
I keep seeing him at three, at five, at seven, there is one I saw of him with a toy car, shaking his legs, getting crowned...
A child carrying a kingdom before he could carry himself. He never had a chance to know life without a crown, and most of us only ever met the man at the end of that.
I have worked with the Kingdom to document some of the tourism sites in Tooro, I have met him only once and I still did not know this part of him until strangers started posting it.
This cinema grade film of him on the Rwenzori - Ten days up to Margherita, 5,109 metres, the first modern king to stand there, and he did it to make us look at a glacier we are losing.
Tooro is mourning, the conservation community is mourning, Uganda is mourning.
But here is what is sitting with me - Many of us Gen Z met him already grown, we didn’t see that part. I was speaking to my mom today and she said something that struck me. “I have clear vivid memory of his entire childhood, we saw everything.”
Like many of us, we only went looking for his archive after he passed. How many of our own stories are we sitting on right now, unwatched?
Omukama Atulize🕊️
📽️World Tourism Day launch | #WTD2026
As Uganda’s first World Athletics Label Road Race, the #TuskerLiteRwenzoriMarathon offers runners an internationally recognised course and an official result professionally recorded by FinishTime.
This 22nd August, take on the Rwenzori, test yourself on a globally recognised course and discover the extraordinary destination beyond it.
Come for the run. Stay to #ExploreUganda
Our @ugwildlife buses shall take over this roundabout as we announce our presence in Mbale ahead of 27th Sept. #WTD26
Pack your bags, fuel the excitement and join the caravan as we celebrate beauty, culture and adventure that tourism brings.
Mbale is the place to be!
Today, the National Organising Committee convened @MTWAUganda to discuss preparations for #WTD26 as Mbale gets ready to host this important global celebration.
I’ll be sharing details on the progress, plans and exciting developments as we move closer to the event.
Stay Tuned
Some journeys take you to a destination. Others change the way you see the world.
I recently joined a team of passionate filmmakers and creatives on an unforgettable road trip from Uganda Mutukula, Dodoma, Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar. Every stop gave us a new story to tell from breathtaking landscapes & golden sunsets to rich cultures, incredible cuisine, & amazing people.
As a photographer, every mile was a reminder that East Africa is full of beauty waiting to be captured.
This December, we're doing it again experiencing Another
Route: Uganda → Kenya → Namanga → Arusha → Dar es Salaam → Zanzibar 🇺🇬➡️🇰🇪➡️🇹🇿
Beyond the bustling economy, Gorofa offers visitors breathtaking granite rock formations, ancient rock art, caves, cultural sites, and stunning views of Lake Victoria.
#DiscoverDolwe |#LaFangEcoResort
Last weekend, a team of 20 mainstream journalists, tourism influencers, and photographers embarked on a four-day familiarization tour of Dolwe Island.
The journey itself was part of the experience. From Namayingo mainland, we crossed to the island via MV Sigulu, a three-hour ferry transfer across the lake that offered uninterrupted views of the water and distant shorelines.
Upon arrival, we were welcomed by Duncan Wandera, General Manager of La Fang Eco Resort, who hosted us throughout our stay. The team also had the honor of handing over #ExploreUganda branded promotional materials in support of destination marketing efforts— a small but meaningful contribution to showcasing Dolwe's untapped tourism potential.
I was honored to be part of this journey and grateful to La Fang Eco Resort for the warm hospitality.
#DiscoverDolwe |#LaFangEcoResort
Uplift your own creatives than fighting them we can do better to support in marketing our destination Uganda and EastAfrica, mujewo negativity mu industry
BUSINESS TIMES
The happiness you know The @ugwildlife Content Documentary is massively delivered 😂😂😂
The Big Boys
@Uganda_Expozed The Chairman
@OumaJr256 The best photographer
@larebae_1 our internee at Travels specialist Office
And Mad Man The porter😂😂 My role is just to carry gadgets & cheer up the skilled guys
I’m I was job Well done now waiting for The Videos
ENTEBBE - KASESE FLIGHT
@AerolinkUganda is opening up more flights for the MARATHON WEEK in KASESE.
Just opened up 40 seats today but send email for the special flight discounts.
TRAVEL ADVISORIES
UGANDANS - SOME COMMON SENSE
Am amazed at SOME Ugandans reasoning whenever topics like the one below comes up.
SOME Ugandans believe that this affects government and not us all which shocks me.
LEARN THIS
Governments all over the world never run out of money, if citizens don’t pay enough taxes due to lack of economic activities, they borrow against the future of its citizens and spend now.
Travel advisories are TRADE BARRIERS, governments hardly trade, they tax traders who are you and me. When I take risks and trade, positively affects me and the people I support or employ then government taxes me.
If Uganda advised its citizens against Kenya for example, trade with Kenya would stop because free movement means movement of money and resources and that enhances economic growth.
America is a very powerful nation and this isn’t subject to discussion especially by citizens of a less developed country, basically our opinion means almost nothing to them.
When they advise against Uganda, many nations are compelled to do the same, when they said to enter America as a Ugandan, spend 21 days in a country that isn’t advised against, many countries did the same.
When Americans who many have money come to Uganda, they hire transport services from common man, that common man buys vegetables from mama mbooga, they support local shops, pay rent, school fees to schools, visit fuel stations etc.
When say SERENA HOTEL is full, they 300 suppliers who are all businesses employing Ugandans in 1000s make money and that money finds its way into the communities and yes, government will also earn.
Uganda for example is buying aero planes from an American company Boeing worth usd 1bn also borrowed by the way, it’s important that we earn from them as well and tourism and other basic trade done by Ugandans is very important.
Us who mainly speak good English without ability to manufacture anything of significance, we need them tourists since we can atleast apply ourselves, Try Balance trade through that.
Waking up and yapping daily won’t save us, we need to reason well. We all acknowledge, we are a family with many problems amidst us, we can’t say let no one deal with any of us as a family, let’s all die of poverty, that is backwardness.
CONCLUSION
Saying we deserve being on that list is pure self HATE!
RWENZORI MARATHON 2026 🤝 Kenya Airways
A major boost for sports tourism
Yesterday, @KenyaAirways Country Manager, Mr. Felix Mwangangi, met with Mr. @wekesa_amos in Kampala to discuss tourism and the upcoming Rwenzori Marathon 2026
The exciting outcome? Kenya Airways has created a dedicated Rwenzori Marathon discount page, giving participants and supporters 15% off flights from destinations across its global network including Paris, Cape Town, Accra, Addis Ababa, New York, and many more
This partnership makes it easier and more affordable for runners and adventure travelers from around the world to experience the beauty of Uganda and the magic of the Rwenzori Mountains
A big thank you to Mr. Felix Mwangangi for his commitment to promoting Uganda as a world-class tourism and sports destination
Looking forward to welcoming the world to @RwenzoriMarathn 2026
#TuskerLiteRwenzoriMarathon
At only 100,000 UGX, the Zookeeper for a Day program at UWEC Entebbe delivers you a hands-on experience.
You become a temporary custodian of the animals at the center. You get behind-the-scenes access to very many interactive activities such as animal care.
#ZookeeperForADay