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The consideration of reopening airport and open doors to tourism has excited many tourists, something that has given hope to many who had booked prior to coronavirus outbreak and suspending the international travel. On Wednesday, 260 tourists who had already made bookings prior to the country’s pandemic lockdown, reported at the Katungulu entry point of the Queen Elizabeth National Park ...

A few days ago Botswana announced the death of hundreds of elephants in it’s reservation under unclear circumstances. Most of the death took place near Seronga Village on the northern edges of Okavango Delta, a huge swampy region which receives a huge wildlife populations. Edith Kabesiime, Wildlife Campaign Manager, World Animal Protection Africa, said: “The unexplained and catastrophic death of ...

Snakes have the ability to terrify many people even when they are not venomous. Venomous snakes drive fear into every rational human being’s heart, as everyone has heard stories about deadly snake bites. Of all of the species of snakes in the United States, there are 20 species of venomous snakes. 16 of these species are all of the rattlesnake ...

Civil society activists have warned government over biodiversity loss and called on government to put up measures to contain major biodiversity losses. Celebrating world environment day on 5th June under the global theme for “Celebrate Biodiversity” warned that Uganda’s biodiversity is under serious threat due to several factors mainly human induced activities like clearing land for settlement, infrastructural development and ...

Uganda is most likely to lose close to $800 million in tourism as the covid pandemic escalates, Tourism state minister Godfrey Kiwanda has disclosed. According to kiwanda for the period April and May, Uganda has lost close to $240 million in tourism sector mainly businesses from it’s 5 star hotels business. Last year Uganda earned $1.6 billion from the tourism ...