Beatrice Oryem

Creating my own sunshine, one prayer at a time✨

[Beatrice Oryem @beatriceore3]

1 activation down, 1 month to go! 🔥
Meet me in Kasese on 22nd August for the #TuskerLiteRwenzoriMarathon.
Run, cheer, or vibe — let’s make every step count!
#ExploreUganda

[Adrona @Ainomugish25197]

Wake up to the rich aroma of Uganda proudly sponsored by @InspireAfrica_ ☕🇺🇬

Endless conversations. Every sip celebrates the bold, smooth taste of coffee grown in the Pearl of Africa.

Brew local. Sip proudly. Choose Ugandan coffee.

#UgandaCoffee
#PearlOfAfrica

[Beatrice Oryem @beatriceore3]

The Nile hitting different at Murchison Falls 😍🚤
#ExploreUganda #VisitUganda

[Uganda Wildlife Authority @ugwildlife]

Experience the breathtaking Murchison Falls from a boat cruise on the River Nile. Hon. Nakawuki, State Minister of @MTWA-Uganda, invites everyone to visit and enjoy this unforgettable adventure.

#ExploreUganda

[Beatrice Oryem @beatriceore3]

Top of the falls + rainbow + good vibes
Uganda is beautiful and safe!
#Uganda

[Dorcus Rukundo @DorcusRT]

Day 1 featured a warm welcome @entikkosafari, followed by a visit to the top of the falls. The hike, though demanding, was rewarding with stunning views, a refreshing drizzle, and the iconic rainbow.

She also interacted with international visitors, reaffirming Uganda’s safety and appeal as a destination.
#ConservingForGenerations

[Uganda Wildlife Authority @ugwildlife]

MTWA State Minister Susan Nakawuki Nsambu’s Visit to Murchison Falls National Park – July 17th 2026.
#ExploreUganda

[Beatrice Oryem @beatriceore3]

THIS IS KAMPALA 🔥
The Pearl of Africa shining bright! City never sleeps and neither do the dreams here.
Show us Kigali next 👀
#kampalacity #uganda #nightview #PearlOfAfrica

[Kaynela Farms Ltd @kaynelafarmsltd]

There’s something special about picking fruit where it was grown.

A walk through our orchard is a reminder that good things take time. Season after season, tree after tree, there's always something to enjoy.💚🥭

Come and experience the orchard for yourself.

#KaynelaFarms #FruitOrchard #ExploreUganda #FarmExperience

[Beatrice Oryem @beatriceore3]

Checking wildlife numbers, habitats, and threats so we can protect them better.
#PearlOfAfrica

[Uganda Wildlife Authority @ugwildlife]

UWA is conducting a 10-day aerial survey in Bokora–Matheniko Wildlife Reserve to assess wildlife populations, habitat conditions, and emerging threats. The findings will inform conservation efforts and sustainable wildlife management.
#ConservingForGenerations

[Beatrice Oryem @beatriceore3]

A minute for this stunning bride Tinahteise and her bridesmaids ✨👑
The colors, the robes, the glam ... Ugandan weddings hit different!
We’re giving 100/100 💯
#UgandanWeddings #PearlOfAfrica

[Beatrice Oryem @beatriceore3]

Uganda to the world! 🇺🇬✨
Ndere Cultural Centre gave me music, dance, stories & amazing food tonight. This is home. This is us.
Go with your people!
#VisitUganda

[Dr. Aine @ Emotors @DokitaSharon]

Driving around Kampala and its suburbs is incredibly frustrating.
High-rise buildings are going up all over Kyanja, Komamboga, and the surrounding areas, yet the roads remain narrow and are already overwhelmed by heavy traffic.

It makes you wonder who approves these constructions without planning for the next 15 years?? @KCCAUG

2nd frame ,roads in Kololo,Naguru were planned so well very many years ago.
What is Directorate of physical planning doing?
Many of these areas were zoned for low density residential 20 years ago.
Why hasn't this changed?

@mkainerugaba talked about the fast growing Addis Ababa City ,I lived there during the radical multiple construction of roads , mercy was not heard , people who lived in slums were relocated to condominium buildings, sell the land if you can't afford a 2 story building and move certain meters away from the road .

Roads were constructed, slums cleared out ,developers came in after the easy access of Bypasses cutting through multiple areas in the city .
I understand they have a different land law ,perhaps its time we revise one for Kampala as well?

We out to do something or else ,the fast growing Kampala and the neighbouring towns is going to be like one huge slums like the ones we studied about in Mexico.

[Beatrice Oryem @beatriceore3]

A hidden gem turning into a national park. Think Kidepo vibes - wild landscapes, wildlife & culture, but closer and easier to reach.
Plus it’s the ONLY other place in Uganda to see ostriches! 🦅
#VisitUganda

[Dorcus Rukundo @DorcusRT]

Pian Upe is one of Uganda’s hidden gems, and it is in the process of becoming a national park. It offers a wild and beautiful experience, almost like Kidepo Valley, with similar landscapes, wildlife, and strong cultural connections with the communities around it.

It is also the only protected area where you can find ostriches outside of Kidepo, making it even more special and worth exploring. The good thing is, it is closer and easier to access, with scenic roads that make the journey just as enjoyable as the destination.

If you’re looking for something different this season, Pian Upe is worth the visit. Come and discover its beauty and be part of its conservation journey.

📸 @OumaJr256
#ConservingForGenerations #ExploreUganda

[Beatrice Oryem @beatriceore3]

#WorldChimpanzeeDay 🐒
Shout to Uganda’s chimp destinations:
Kibale NP, Ngamba Island, Kyambura, Bigodi, Budongo & UWEC
#VisitUganda

[Babie Jacquie Penny @BJacquie_P]

Wildlife Myth 1
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve heard that.
Elephants are aggressive.

After spending time around elephants, I’ve come to see something different.
Most elephants aren’t looking for conflict. In fact, if you give them the space they need, they’ll often ignore you completely and carry on grazing, walking with the herd, or looking after their calves.
The moments people call “aggression” usually happen for a reason. A mother protecting her young. A bull feeling threatened. An elephant warning that you’ve crossed its comfort zone.
That doesn’t make elephants dangerous by nature. It reminds us that we’re visitors in their home.
The more time I spend in the wild, the more I realize that many of the stories we grow up hearing about wildlife aren’t entirely true.
Sometimes, what looks like aggression is simply an animal asking for space.

What’s that one wildlife myth you’ve always believed?

[Beatrice Oryem @beatriceore3]

Let's protect what makes Uganda the chimp capital of the world.
#Uganda #Wildlife

[Juliana Kagwa @JulzKagwa]

Fun fact: Uganda is home to the world's highest concentration of habituated wild chimpanzees, making it the best place on Earth for chimpanzee trekking experiences and primate research.

On this #WorldChimpanzeeDay, we celebrate one of Uganda's greatest natural treasures and humanity's closest living relatives.

From the lush forests of Kibale National Park (home to more than 1,500) to Budongo Forest, Kalinzu Forest, Kyambura Gorge, Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary (@ngambaisland), and the Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Centre (@UWEC_EntebbeZoo), Uganda offers exceptional opportunities to experience these remarkable primates while learning why their conservation matters.

As we continue showcasing the Pearl of Africa to the world, let us also reaffirm our commitment to protecting the forests and ecosystems that make these extraordinary encounters possible. We commend the Uganda Wildlife Authority (@ugwildlife) and all conservation partners whose dedication to protecting our wildlife and habitats ensures that future generations can continue to experience the wonder of Uganda's chimpanzees.

[Beatrice Oryem @beatriceore3]

Plot twist: Cindy’s criticism motivated Cysto Panda. Now he’s saying “collab me, but recognize me first.” Growth looks good on him 👏

[Beatrice Oryem @beatriceore3]

Smart farming 🔥

[National Coffee Research Institute Uganda (NaCORI) @NaCORIUganda]

COFFEE SCIENCE:
Cabbages can be intercropped in young coffee gardens. Plant cabbages in open sunlit spaces between coffee trees. Keep the beds weed-free as a pest control measure. Cabbages provide early income, help cover the topsoil, and maximize land use.

[Kwikiriza Jed🇺🇬🇰🇪🇹🇿🇷🇼 @Kwikiriza_Jed]

The future of travel is being coded in Africa. 🇺🇬🤖
Uganda, the Pearl of Africa, is leveraging AI & a bold Digital Agenda to redesign tourism for 2026 & beyond.
Expect smarter experiences, deeper connections, and a new era of exploration. #WTPD26 | #Uganda | #PearlOfAfrica #AITourism | #FutureTravel | @BJacquie_P | @packngoug

[Beatrice Oryem @beatriceore3]

Uganda showed OUT in Brampton!
Day 2 of Africa Pavilion and our booth was full. Coffee had people lining up, gorillas had them dreaming. Tomorrow: fashion show + Neema Choir.
We’re really doing it ❤️

[Babie Jacquie Penny @BJacquie_P]

Welcome the latest addition to the Nkuringo gorilla group in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

Congratulations lady Nderema.