One stop page for your information on Uganda the Wakanda land: the beauty, the mountain, lakes & rivers, animals, birds and the friendliness of the Wakandans.
Thhs is not good for Uganda and for our toursim, especially the #Gorillatracking in #QECAUganda. May their souls rest in eternal peace. @MTWAUganda
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Snakes are not our enemies, they're essential to a healthy planet. This World Snake Day, let's choose understanding over fear. Don't kill, coexist.
Happy #WorldSnakeDay#ConserveWithoutDiscrimination.
In a world where these magnificent creatures were once extinct due to poaching in the 1980s!
15 rhino calves were recently born and freely walk around @ziwarhinoa73435 as a symbol of hope and resilience.
Be part of history by naming one of these beautiful calves and fund their future.
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Suggest a name and make a donation 👇
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From floating above the Drakensberg to zipping through Ballito’s canopies, we chased joy across KZN and found it at every altitude. 📍Drakensberg Ballooning | 082 802 7527 📷Clubventure Zipline | 082 414 2448 Come find your joy. Come find adrenaline and awe.
When I was in Uganda, I brought back 7 kg of coffee (I really like coffee from Uganda). But today I read the news that Uganda has become the largest coffee exporter in Africa, even surpassing Ethiopia! #Uganda#coffee
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Today In History:
Tourists enjoying the views of Murchison water falls.
Did you know that there was once a bridge over Murchison falls?
Currently, the water volumes increased, washing away the bridge and creating a second fall called Uhuru falls.
#CourtesyPicture
@shawie_lov Ot Lum is a traditional hut 🛖 building round/square common across African countries.
In #Luoland, a young man must have a hut 🛖 as part of graduation into youth hood and eventually adulthood.
Having a grass thatched hut 🛖in Acoli is not a sign of poverty but identity, culture.
Maama Janet and I presided over the groundbreaking of the 12km Bukasa–Sentema–Kakiri Road, this is an important link that will ease movement, boost trade and deepen integration, in line with Point 5 of our 10-Point Programme.
From the time of the bush, there have been all these developments including tarmaced roads and more which leaders keep talking about but for us, we believe poverty is individual, while development is collective.
I therefore challenged leaders to preach wealth creation at household level. Let every home join the money economy.