Uganda is a small country with a population of about forty three million people all of different races, religions, ethnicity and cultural backgrounds. Despite the presence of many languages, numerous tribes and foreign intrusion, Uganda’s culture highly remains undefiled. This is a reason why it is worthy to be celebrated. Language is a key element
Like two souls grown inseparably in love, it took me a while, before I discovered my enchantment for tourism. Uganda is my Delilah. Her natural endowments splendidly undulate, and interlace to form some of the finest spectacles. Like that village belle whose beauty is the talk among the folks, Uganda has something for everyone. No
Uganda is awash with marvels. For me, it has always been her birds! There is something spectacular about them. One stroll with me, and you will surely catch this fascination that I have for them. Enlivening! And it wasn’t always this way. Not so long ago, I was a graduate teacher of Mathematics and Physics.
Uganda; The pearl of Africa is located in East Africa and has a lot to offer for both local and international visitors. The write up will mention about Uganda’s national parks and much more, but before your board that flight for Entebbe, you need to know the following. Language Luganda is the most popular Native
This country is home to the snow-capped Rwenzori mountains, Lake Victoria the second largest fresh water lake, sprawling savanna, the misty forests, good and friendly people truly gained the title for Pearl of Africa. The home to a vast array of wildlife, flora, landscape, lakes and rivers, and finger-licking-good food! Uganda an East African country
