SUNx Malta and its local Uganda Chapter are highlighting the imperative for climate action in tourism now – during the forthcoming Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo (POATE) 2025 in Kampala, with a focus on ...

The Great Parks board of commissioners has unanimously passed a resolution to place a levy renewal on the ballot in the November 2025 general election. If voters approve the levy, it would be ...

They soon enough learned that it wasn’t enough to just open a school. Not in this impoverished land. One of the first next ...

In Uganda, Meridah Nandudu is empowering women coffee farmers by paying them a premium for their beans, leading to a significant increase in female participation in the coffee trade. This ...

The Bank of Uganda has bought $1.5 billion from the market this fiscal year and used currency swaps to rebuild its foreign-exchange reserves after they were drained by an aid freeze and debt ...

African Parks, the South Africa-based NGO managing Odzala-Kokoua National Park in the Republic of Congo, commissioned ...

Several U.S. National Parks require reservations or permits, especially during peak season. These include Acadia, Arches, Glacier, Haleakalā, Rocky Mountain ...

Uganda has officially declared the end of its latest Ebola outbreak, three months after the first cases emerged in the capital, Kampala. The Ministry of Health announced the milestone on Saturday ...

A Paris court has held a key hearing in campaigners' push for accountability from the energy multinational TotalEnergies over its controversial oil project in Uganda. The EACOP is set to be the ...

Top Travel Uganda’s Wonders Unveiled: The Most Stunning Natural and Cultural Sights Posted: May 4, 2025 | Last updated: May 4, 2025 In this video, we unveil the hidden gems and iconic wonders of ...

A viral TikTok trend is bringing major attention to national parks nationwide using an unexpected tool: thirst traps. “Yellowstone National Park being a hot thirst trap was not on my bingo card ...

A former National Park Service director is warning that the Trump administration could be laying the groundwork for privatizing parks. Jon Jarvis, who served as director of the agency during the ...