Kikorongo Equator Monument
Travelling through western Uganda offers an opportunity to experience spectacular landscapes, wildlife, culture and some of the country’s most distinctive geographical landmarks. Among these attractions is the Kikorongo Equator Line, located along the Mbarara-Kasese highway in Kasese District. The Kikorongo Equator Monument marks the Equator as it crosses this important transport corridor. The site has […]
The World Health Organization logo and plaque. WHO has confirmed the end of Uganda’s 2026 Ebola outbreak
The World Health Organization (WHO) has officially declared Uganda’s 2026 Ebola outbreak over, confirming the country’s successful containment of the disease. This follows Uganda’s own announcement on 28th July after completing the mandatory 42-day monitoring period with no new infections. Uganda recorded 20 confirmed cases and two deaths, all linked to the Bundibugyo strain of […]
Tusker Lite Rwenzori Marathon
Britam Uganda has reaffirmed its multi-year partnership with the Tusker Lite Rwenzori Marathon for the fifth edition, scheduled for 22nd August 2026 in Kasese. The collaboration now goes beyond traditional sponsorship to emphasise practical wellness support for runners and travel protection for participants, aligning closely with the event’s growing status as Uganda’s first World Athletics […]
Uganda Wildlife Authority Executive Director Dr. James Musinguzi (left) and a Marasa Africa representative shake hands after formalising the 30-year renewal of concession agreements for Paraa, Mweya and Chobe Safari Lodges
In a major development for Uganda’s tourism and conservation sectors, the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has officially renewed its concession agreements with Marasa Africa for the continued management and operation of Paraa Safari Lodge, Mweya Safari Lodge and Chobe Safari Lodge. The new agreements secure Marasa’s role for another 30 years, reinforcing one of the […]
Members of the Ugandan delegation pose proudly at their exhibition booth during Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026, championing the country's sustainable tourism and wildlife heritage.
The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) is actively promoting Uganda’s world-renowned wildlife and tourism offerings at the prestigious Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026, taking place at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre in Durban from May 11th-15th, 2026. Led by Uganda Wildlife Authority Board Member Jane Bagonza, the Ugandan delegation is engaging key tourism stakeholders, tour […]
A relaxed leopard in the heart of Uganda. These solitary hunters are icons of the African wilderness and a highlight of any safari.
Uganda offers some of Africa’s most rewarding wildlife experiences, and spotting the elusive leopard ranks among the most thrilling. According to Bashir Hangi, Head of Communications for the Uganda Wildlife Authority, leopards thrive across several key protected areas, making the country a prime destination for big cat enthusiasts. Prime Leopard Habitats in Uganda Leopards are […]
Canadian Tourism Delegation Uganda Familiarisation Trip
Uganda continues to strengthen its position as one of Africa’s most compelling travel destinations. In April 2026, Uganda welcomed a high-level delegation of Canadian tour operators, travel designers, and media professionals for an exclusive familiarisation trip. This strategic visit highlights Uganda’s growing appeal to high-value travellers from North America. A Strategic Journey Beyond the Ordinary […]