Courtesy pic: Entry into Amin's torture house By View Uganda A mention of Uganda out of the borders will call to conversation a name: Iddi Amin. Like most Ugandans, the allegations against t [ ... ]

By Our Reporter They say humility and ambition almost never sit still in the same plate. That to achieve you must plough through the world with ruthless abandon. But see, that’s not entirely true [ ... ]

         The best way to really know the nomads is by spending a day with them as they go about their day to day life. A visit to their Manyatta homesteads will not only unveil 

By Solomon Oleny Gipir and Labongo, what a time old legend! Dating far back into the 15th Century, its climax sits atop a spot on the Albert Nile called Wang-Lei. With a genesis almost dismissable, [ ... ]

By View Uganda To the non-Bagisu, the word is malewa. However, the authentic Mugisu begs to differ; the word is in fact maleya, or pluralised into Kamaleya. Yes, that is the food that has the Bagis [ ... ]

By View Uganda
Music they say is food for the soul. Buganda Kingdom is no exception! The drum, an instrument used to command the dancers is mostly a signature tune of the Buganda dance. However, di [ ... ]

Number 3: a dreamy Lake Albert awaits.     This is the third of our five boat rides on the waters of Uganda . First was the gorgeous Lake Mulehe. A journey you must have caught or you could click [ ... ]

By Caroline Ariba Not many words will be needed to express how very easily we could lose Murchison falls. So, question: have you visited Murchison falls yet? I mean, while it is still intact, have  [ ... ]

courtesy photo  By Our Reporter As the Corona virus, largely burdening the Republic of China brings the world to its knees, Uganda’s President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni had words. Speaking at a re [ ... ]

By View Uganda We started this discussion yesterday and should have straight to the point today. Are you a traveler, is it holiday you seek or just Safari somewhere in the Ugandan jungle? Well, we  [ ... ]

Have you ever visited Kigezi region? If yes, you must have encountered an energetic dance performed by the locals.                                            [ ... ]

  By Solomon Oleny  Imagine that. It is believed that a mammoth 3 million tourists and counting seek out Uganda’s Namugongo for pilgrimage every June.

By Our Reporter You all must have heard the news by now, if not fell it. The City is on a lockdown of sorts, movement is allowed but staying at home is generally what has been suggested. To ensure  [ ... ]

Following the restoration of peace, the Karamajong is happiness reigns in Moroto. And happiness is synonymous with dance. You will  be sorry to leave Moroto without experiencing their energy consum [ ... ]

By Caroline Ariba   A lion, like a true king of the jungle, saunters off into ‘wonderland’. Until he awakes, the do-not-disturb sign, albeit non-existent, stands out. Here, in the serenity of t [ ... ]