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Tourism: Open Park Days rekindle love for wildlife (opens the original)
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Ugandans and other East African visitors turned out in large numbers to experience the country's wildlife and protected areas as the three-day Open Park Days campaign entered its first day on Friday, September 25The campaign, now in its third year, will climax on Sunday, September 27, 2026, during the celebration of World Tourism Day, with the official ceremony scheduled for Mbale city in eastern Uganda.Spearheaded by the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) in collaboration with the Uganda Tourism B
Tourism: Open Park Days rekindle love for wildlife (opens the original)
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Ugandans and other East African visitors turned out in large numbers to experience the country's wildlife and protected areas as the three-day Open Park Days campaign entered its first day on Friday, September 25The campaign, now in its third year, will climax on Sunday, September 27, 2026, during the celebration of World Tourism Day, with the official ceremony scheduled for Mbale city in eastern Uganda.Spearheaded by the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) in collaboration with the Uganda Tourism B
News: World Gorilla Day: When Uganda protects wildlife, communities thrive (opens the original)
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_________________Deep inside the mist-shrouded forests of southwestern Uganda, where ancient trees rise into the clouds and narrow trails disappear into the undergrowth, a quiet story of survival continues to unfold.Somewhere in that wilderness, a mountain gorilla moves through the forest with its family. For a few precious moments, a visitor may catch its gaze, watch it forage or see a mother cradle her young. There is no fence between them. No glass separates the human from the animal. A baby
News: Karamoja festival puts culture at heart of tourism (opens the original)
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________________The rhythmic beat of drums, the movement of dancers in colourful traditional attire and feathered headdresses rising above the crowd this week have offered a vivid reminder that Karamoja is much more than a region often defined by poverty, cattle rustling and marginalisation.At the heart of Moroto town, communities from across Karamoja and the wider Ateker cluster have gathered for the 11th Karamoja Cultural Festival, turning the region's distinctive heritage into a celebration o
News: Court orders seized charcoal, timber to fund Bugoma conservation (opens the original)
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________________More than 2,600 bags of charcoal and 1,700 pieces of timber seized from Bugoma Central Forest Reserve will no longer gather dust in government stores after court ordered their disposal, directing that the proceeds and materials be put to use in protecting the threatened forest.In a conservation-minded ruling, the Standards, Utilities and Wildlife Court at Makindye ordered the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) to sell most of the charcoal and channel the proceeds into safeguarding B
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