Kampala — In a strategic move to bolster its economic footprint in Europe, Uganda has officially welcomed a high-level 13-member delegation from Germany for a nine-day intensive trade and cultural mission. The visit, which runs from May 2 to May 10, represents a significant step in the “economic diplomacy” agenda spearheaded by the Embassy of…
Following a groundbreaking visit to Kibale Forest, an official Egyptian delegation has traveled deeper into Uganda’s wild heart to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. This leg of their journey highlights a strategic shift in regional cooperation, where environmental conservation meets economic diplomacy. The visit to Bwindi serves as a cornerstone of the Economic and Commercial Diplomacy (ECD) framework,…
Experience the Pearl of Africa, where Coffee, Culture, and Conservation Collide… Uganda — the “Pearl of Africa” — commanded global attention at the recently concluded ITB Berlin, one of the world’s leading travel trade fairs. The mission? To spotlight its stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and world-class coffee heritage — not just as products, but as…
Beyond the Textbooks: Why UTB CEO is challenging Ugandans to visit the maps they memorized as kids. For many Ugandans, names like Lake Kyoga, Lake Bunyonyi, and Lake Nkugutte were once merely points to memorize for Social Studies (SST) exams—locations to be identified on a map to secure a passing grade. But as Juliana Kagwa,…
KAMPALA, UGANDA – Uganda has set the stage for World Wildlife Day 2026 with a vibrant launch that celebrates the country’s extraordinary biodiversity of medicinal and aromatic plants. More than just flora, these plants embody Uganda’s intertwined story of health, heritage, and livelihoods. A National Call to Action At the launch event, Hon. Martin Mugarra,…
