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URBANISATION WITHOUT ERASURE: UGANDA CHARTS NEW PATH FOR HERITAGE CONSERVATION
Uganda has sounded a fresh warning over the silent disappearance of its architectural heritage, as policymakers, conservationists, legal scholars and urban planners gathered in Kampala for the Third National Cultural Heritage Conference to confront the growing impact of rapid urbanisation on the country’s historic identity. Held at Fairway Hotel under the theme “Urbanisation without Erasure: Architectural Heritage in Uganda’s Changing Urban Centres,” the conference convened
May 8


UGANDA DEEPENS GLOBAL HERITAGE PARTNERSHIPS THROUGH LANDMARK ITALY MUSEUM WORKSHOP
Photo By Giovanni Astorino The Ministry of Tourism Wildlife and Antiquities through her department of Museums and Monuments together with Makerere University have strengthened Uganda’s position in international heritage preservation and museum innovation following the successful conclusion of the Second SAIMP Project Workshop held in Rome from 2–14 March 2026. The workshop, convened under the Strengthening African–Italian Museum Partnerships (SAIMP) Project, brought togethe
May 5


UGANDA TURNS TO MUSEUMS AS ENGINES OF UNITY, TOURISM GROWTH AHEAD OF INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM DAY 2026
Uganda has unveiled an ambitious roadmap for the 2026 International Museum Day (IMD) celebrations
Apr 29


UGANDA UNVEILS GROUND-BREAKING MOBILE MUSEUM TO PRESERVE TRADITIONAL MEDICINE HERITAGE
In a ceremony that drew government officials, researchers, cultural practitioners and members of the public to the Uganda National Museum in Kampala, Uganda, the Ministry of Tourism Wildlife and Antiquities through her department of Museums and Monuments took a bold step toward safeguarding one of its most vital yet endangered forms of heritage, ‘Traditional Medicine” The Traditional Medicine in Transition (TMT) Mobile Museum Exhibition was officially launched in February of
Mar 2


TOURISM MINISTRY CONVENES TOP LEADERSHIP IN JINJA FOR HIGH-STAKES SECTOR REBOOT
The Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities has today kick-started a three-day Top Management Retreat in Jinja, bringing together senior leadership from the Ministry, its agencies, boards and key representatives from selected line ministries to deliberate on sector performance, institutional alignment and strategic priorities for Uganda’s tourism development agenda. The retreat, scheduled to run from 18th–20th February 2026, is being held under the theme “Reflecting,
Feb 23


UGANDA CELEBRATES INTERNATIONAL MUSEUMS DAY IN KABALE DISTRICT
Hon. Martin B. Mugarra, the State Minister for Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities (2nd Left) and Jackie Nyiracyiza the Asst. Commissioner...
May 18, 2025


Ministry to renovate Uganda Museum
caption: Hon. Mutuuzo, Hon. Kyagulanyi and Hon. Kiwanda at the Uganda International Cultural Tourism Festival at the Uganda Museum In a...
Aug 4, 2017
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