9Dec 2022
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Uganda Ebola Travel Advisory

On 20th October, the Ministry of Health declared an Ebola outbreak in the districts of Mubende, Kasanda, Kagadi, Kyegegwa, Bunyangabu, Wakiso and Kampala. The outbreak is linked to the Sudan Ebolavirus and is under control as the government has already put in place measures to curb its spread. What you need to know about Ebola Ebola is a viral hemorrhagic fever that damages body organs and blood vessels; sometimes leading to death. It is spread through; Coming into contact with…

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9Dec 2022
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Where to see Chimpanzees in Uganda

Chimpanzee tracking is most probably one of the most popular Uganda safari activities on the African continent. It is everything from the nature trek through pristine tropical forest to meeting the closest human relatives and all that’s in between. Journeying to Uganda to experience the thrill of tracking these intriguing apes is always worth your while. You might have heard, read and even dreamed of tracking Chimpanzees in their natural habitat but wonder where best to do this. In this…

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9Dec 2022
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A moment with Uganda’s only Rhinos

Off the Kampala – Gulu highway is Ziwa Rhino sanctuary; a wildlife ranch that harbors the country's only Rhino population. It is located approximately 176 kilometers (100 miles) north of Kampala in Nakasongola district off Nakitoma trading centre as you approach Murchison Falls National Park in north western Uganda. Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary was established in 1983, initially as a cattle ranch intended to introduce exotic cattle to Uganda. Following the extinction of Rhinos in the 1990’S due to poaching and…

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9Dec 2022
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The Batwa Cultural Experience – Bwindi Forest’s Indigenous Pygmy Tribe

The Echuya Batwa, commonly known as “Batwa” or in some cases “Twa”, are an indigenous pygmy tribe dwelling in south western Uganda currently within the districts of Kabale, Bundibugyo, Rukungiri and Kisoro. At about 6,700 individuals, they barely make up 0.3 percent of the whole Ugandan population; making them a minority group of concern. It is believed that the Batwa have lived in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest for more than three centuries. They were originally hunters and gatherers who sourced wild…

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16Sep 2022
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Uganda’s Endemic Species

Uganda’s natural charm lies in her natural disposition; her perfectly aligned physical features and mostly in her endearing wildlife. Right off at your point of arrival at Entebbe International Airport, you are fed with the sensation that this land has been blessed with a unique kind of abundance. From green country plains and ancient rugged ridged to free flowing streams and warm hospitable people, Uganda is definitely the destination of choice for your well deserved vacation or safari. Join Ameera…

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16Sep 2022
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Top Things to See in Gulu

Many people may look at Gulu through the colonial lens and LRA conflict that led to the loss of many lives, trauma and decades of a gruesome history. Today, Gulu is one of the most developed cities in northern Uganda and without a doubt one of the most beautiful as well. It is completely safe as the LRA rebels are long gone and also features outstanding infrastructure. Learn about its captivating and moving history and the resilience and warmth of…

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15Sep 2022
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Uncovering Entebbe City with Ameera Africa Safaris

As you alight your flight at Entebbe International; Airport, you are instantly introduced to a fresh breeze bouncing off the waves of Lake Victoria and a scenery that does not quite fit mere description. A nature walk about Entebbe allows you to experience a bright and ancient culture that dates back hundreds of years. Explore Entebbe city with Ameera Africa Safaris and discover pleasantries that otherwise remain hidden to the rest of the world. Interesting facts; “Entebbe” can be translated…

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15Sep 2022
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Uganda’s Unique Historic and Natural Landmarks

Uganda’s unique historic and natural landmarks So much is hidden in the culture and history of a country. It is often the history of a place that shapes its present and its future. Several land marks and historic sites have been set aside to remember the history of Uganda; some abandoned and others even considered dark because of the gruesome history they hold. Discover all the tales and legends tied to Uganda’s historic landmarks, with some dating back to the…

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1Jul 2022
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Top things to see in Mbale

Away from the noise of urban life, is Mbale city; a serene land within the deepest reaches of Eastern Uganda. It is located approximately 245 kilometers by road, northeast of Kampala, covering a total area of 2,467 square kilometers. Mbale serves as the main administrative and commercial center in the entire Bugisu sub region. For many, Mbale is often a stop-over for fuel and refreshments to other destinations but this beautiful city based at the foothills of Mount Elgon has…

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1Jul 2022
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Mountain Rwenzori – the Mountain’s of the Moon

Uncovering the world’s highest non-volcanic and non-orogenic Mountain range. More often than not, the name “Rwenzori” resonates with the popular phrase, “Mountains of the Moon”. This is mainly because of the permanent glaciers that grace the Margherita peak of this magnificent Mountain range. However, there is more to this ancient non volcanic and non-orogenic mountain range than is often let on. For instance; the name “Rwenzori” can be loosely translated from local dialect to mean, “rain maker”. Moreover, Diogenes, an Arabian…

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