‎This is the 6th mountain gorilla census, with the first one conducted in 1997. The census is normally conducted every five years; the last one was in 2018 and recorded 459 mountain gorillas. The 2023 census was rescheduled to 2025 due to COVID-19.

A team from the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) poses for a group photo during the launch of the mountain gorilla sculptures at Entebbe...

This prestigious recognition was conferred upon Ms. Katusiime in honour of her exemplary and outstanding service to the Government of Uganda, particularly her deep commitment to promoting Uganda internationally through innovative and strategic initiatives that cut across the artistic, scientific, and cultural realms.

L-R: Hon. Martin B. Mugarra, Hon. Dr. Ruth Aceng, the Minister of Health, Miss Tourism Beauty Queens, (2nd Right) Hon. Tom Butime, the...

It was all smiles yesterday (January 17th,2022) as Champion Joshua Cheptegei led runners along paths in Lake Mburo National Park with...

THEME: Strengthening Cross-border coordination, collaboration and cooperating in the fight against illegal wildlife trade and...

Two babies were been born in one week among Mubare group of Mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, south western Uganda....