The Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities has commenced implementation of a major capacity-building initiative targeting frontline tourism service providers operating within Rwenzori Mountains National Park. The Training of Trainers (ToT) programme, running from 20 th to 27 th February 2026, marks the first phase of a broader project aimed at strengthening safety, professionalism, and service excellence across the Rwenzori mountaineering value chain. The project seeks to train 1,000...

The Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities wishes to inform the public that shortlisted applicants have been invited to attend oral interviews for various positions at the Ministry Headquarters. The interviews will be conducted from 4th March to 12th March , commencing at 9:00 a.m. each day . Please note that each position has been allocated a specific interview date within this period , as indicated in the shortlist below. The interviews form part of the Ministry’s ongoing efforts to...

Uganda is positioning medicinal and aromatic plants at the centre of its conservation and economic growth agenda, as the country prepares to commemorate United Nations World Wildlife Day 2026 with a strong focus on unlocking the commercial potential of biodiversity while safeguarding it for future generations. The shift was underscored by the Minister of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, Martin Mugarra Bahinduka, during a press briefing ahead of the national celebrations scheduled for March...