Rubangira Rada

Wildlife Expert | Creating Thrilling Encounters on African Safaris_ Founder @RadaSafaris1, @RadaWallet IT || MBA #ExploreUganda 🇺🇬

[Rubangira Rada @RadaRubangira]

"Every moment is a fresh beginning." "Life's not about expecting, hoping and wishing, it's about doing, being and becoming.

[Yoweri K Museveni @KagutaMuseveni]

Fortunately, in a telephone call, Her Royal Highness Kemigisa, told me that H.H. Oyo left a young boy heir that will be introduced to the public at the right time.

H.H. Oyo worked well with the Central Government, thereby avoiding the mistake of trying to use the Cultural Institutions that were restored by the NRM to promote sectarianism. It would be good if all the Cultural leaders understood the importance of this.

I direct that H.H. Oyo be given an official burial and, for three days, all the flags fly at half-mast. The three days are: the day of the burial, the day before and the day after. May his soul rest in eternal peace.

Signed:

Yoweri K. Museveni
President of the Republic of Uganda

[Tony Otoa @Comrade_Otoa]

Reflecting on this!

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is a powerful reminder of long-term vision and persistent craftsmanship. If you’re in Milan, don’t just admire it from the piazza, get up on the roof.

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Recently had the opportunity to visit the awe-inspiring Duomo di Milano (Milan Cathedral). It's one of those places that genuinely stops you in your tracks and offers incredible perspective on history and human endeavor.
The sheer scale of this architectural marvel is mind

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expression for something taking forever is “long as building the Duomo.

The entire structure is made of distinctive pinkish-white Candoglia marble, which was transported via a system of canals (the Navigli) that still exist today.

The blend of history, artistry, and engineering

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boggling, It boasts more statues (over 3,400) and spires (135) than any other building globally. Walking the rooftop terraces felt like navigating a stone forest.

The construction began in 1386 and officially finished in 1965—nearly 600 years later. It’s no wonder the local

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for hosting such a meaningful and impactful event.
#E4impact #ITACAProject #UniversityCollaboration #ImpactEntrepreneurship #AcademicCooperation

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Feeling grateful and inspired after attending the ITACA Project Final Event @unicatt in Milan. It was an honor to reconnect with two incredible professors and leaders after seeing them last in Uganda two years ago.
It was a special privilege to see Dr. Giacomo Ciambotti,

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promoting impact entrepreneurship in Africa is making a tangible difference.
The ITACA Project is a powerful example of how cross-continental dialogue can generate concrete and sustainable impact. Thank you, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore and @uniurbit

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who taught me so much about financial planning during my MBA. His insights continue to be a source of inspiration.
Equally inspiring was connecting with Professor Mario Molteni, the CEO of E4impact Foundation. His continued leadership in fostering academic cooperation and

[Dr Patricia Achan Okiria @DrOkiria]

I have been re-appointed as Deputy Inspector General of Government.

I extend my sincere appreciation to H.E., @KagutaMuseveni , the president, for the continued trust and confidence in my service.

This is not just a new term, it is a renewed mandate to continue strengthening systems, protecting public resources, and ensuring accountability across our nation.

I remain committed to building a country where integrity is not an exception but a culture where young people and every citizen can believe in institutions that work.

With gratitude, humility, and purpose, I look forward to serving Uganda with even greater dedication.
Onwards. Integrity first. 🇺🇬

[Rada Safaris @RadaSafaris1]

These faces are the perfect reminder of the beauty and heart of our work. What an inspiring way to wrap up the week! Ready to get back to it. #ExploreUganda 🇺🇬#Inspiration #ThePearlOfAfrica

[LillyAjarova @LillyAjarova]

Honored to have participated as a Keynote Speaker at the Akwaaba African Travel Market in Lagos, Nigeria.

I shared insights on the power of domestic tourism in Africa—a vital engine for inclusive growth, job creation, cultural preservation, and resilience. Too often overshadowed by international arrivals, domestic tourism is in fact the backbone of our sector, keeping businesses alive year-round and connecting communities across our continent.

Uganda’s experience shows that with the right policies, investments, and community engagement, we can unlock the full potential of homegrown tourism markets. This aligns strongly with Africa’s Agenda 2063 and the shared vision of multiplying tourism’s impact by 2040.

Grateful to Ikechi Uko and the Akwaaba team for bringing together Africa’s tourism family to shape a stronger future for our industry. ✨

#AkwaabaAfricanTravelMarket #DomesticTourism #AfricaRising #TourismDevelopment #ExploreUganda

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@DrOkiria Happiest birthday🍾

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@kansiimejiucy1 @BBCNews Congrats Giusy nd best wishes 🍾

[Rada Safaris @RadaSafaris1]

Imagine walking through lush rainforests, surrounded by the sounds of nature, as you come face-to-face with majestic mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. 🦍Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in Uganda offers one of the most magical wildlife experiences on Earth.

[LillyAjarova @LillyAjarova]

Tourism thrives not just on promotion but on preparation.
In my role as Senior Advisor, here are 5 areas I believe Uganda must prioritize to unlock full tourism value;

1. Infrastructure: Uganda needs both primary infrastructure (like roads, power, etc) and secondary infrastructure (like signage, rest stops, digital access) to make destinations accessible and attractive. This benefits not only visitors but also the communities who host them.

2. Human Capital: Training for guides, hospitality staff, and park rangers is critical. A memorable experience is powered by people.

3. Tourism Financing: Wildlife and cultural assets need sustainable funding but so do the businesses around them. The private sector needs access to affordable credit to build, scale and maintain tourism investments especially in emerging destinations.

4. Data-Driven Planning: Our policies must be shaped by real tourism flow, revenue and environmental impact data.

5. Cross-Sector Collaboration: Tourism cannot work in isolation. We need coordinated planning across transport, culture and ICT.

These priorities don’t require magic. They require intent, leadership and alignment. Let us build for the long game.

[Rubangira Rada @RadaRubangira]

Discover the perfect blend of luxury and
affordability at https://t.co/xzrzXNAj4o ,nestled in the heart of the Rushaga Sector, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park! Imagine waking up to the sounds of the jungle, just moments away from an incredible gorilla trekking experience

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East Africa, I highly recommend looking it up.
It's always inspiring to connect with individuals who are making such a positive impact!
#POATE2025 #Sustainability #Agrotourism #Conservation

[Rubangira Rada @RadaRubangira]

Had a fantastic encounter at POATE 2025! I had the pleasure of meeting the incredible Charlotte Beauvoisin of Diary of a Muzungu.
Charlotte's passion for sustainability, the environment, conservation, and Corporate Social Responsibility truly shines through. We had a fascinating

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discussion about agro-tourism, and I was so impressed by her insights - she even gave me some free consultation! I'm also really looking forward to checking out her podcast, "The East Africa Travel Podcast." If you're interested in sustainable travel and conservation in