The Annual wildlife exhibition organized by Nomo gallery kicked off on Saturday July 3, 2010 at the Nomo Gallery offices in Nakasero. The exhibition that will take place every day up to 30th July is an exhibition that is aimed at creating awareness on the wild life industry in Uganda. The organizers of the exhibition […]
An official from Oxfam International Bernard Tumwesigye, has indicated that Uganda is losing territory to its Eastern neighbouring country of DR Congo as a result of river Semliki changing boundary due to global warming. River Semliki has changed course several times since 1960 as rising water volumes sparked by melting snow caps on Rwenzori Mountains […]
A new study by USA researchers from the University of Michigan might help to resolve a long-standing dispute about the deadly inter-group fighting among chimpanzees. The study conducted in Uganda’s Kibaale National park of Western Uganda indicates that Chimpanzees violently kill other Chimpazees from rival groups in a bid to expand their territory therefore disputing […]
Entebbe International Airport of Uganda has again come on top of other African airports in the leading aviation awards for handling airport travel and matters commendably. The airport is managed by Uganda’s Civil Aviation Authority. Entebbe International Airport was yesterday declared the winner of the prestigious Routes Airport Marketing Awards at the gala hosted by […]
By Alfred Odong, Ultimate Media Many people have for long known Jinja as Uganda’s most industrialized town, which in addition accommodates the country’s only power dam and the source of the worlds’ longest river, the Nile. But after the 1970s turmoil under Idi Amin who chased Asian businessmen who had developed the town and established […]