The memory of climbing Kagulu hill stays arched in our brains. See, just like the Great Wall of China, climbing the rocky Kagulu Hill might look easy on the eye but quite the opposite. Standing at 3 [ ... ]

Have you thought of where to have your lunch? Brisk is ready to receive you at any time. Come enjoy our best lunch buffet.  

Found on a hilltop in the outskirts of Kampala, the Baha’i Temple is a beautiful historic structure that was built a year before Uganda’s independence, 1961. It has a serene space that comes acr [ ... ]

By View Uganda          Recently, a 10-km long deterrent electric fence covering the periphery of the section of Queen Elizabeth National Park was commission by President Yoweri Museveni, [ ... ]

By Caroline Ariba Despite cries from conservationists, government recently gave a go ahead to oil companies, Total E&P and Tullow to drill in Murchison Falls National Park.

By Our Reporter A dance with pots. Herein the ladies rave with several pots lined up vertically atop their heads. But that’s a basic description; there is more. Hands out, waist in and neck held  [ ... ]

The government and Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) have been on a major campaign to turn tables around and promote local tourism. This week, the two bodies jointly launched a countrywide movement

By View Uganda We started this discussion yesterday and should have straight to the point today. Are you a traveler, is it holiday you seek or just Safari somewhere in the Ugandan jungle? Well, we  [ ... ]

By Our Reporter During this past weekend’s prayer session, President Yoweri Museveni acknowledged that tourism and entertainment industries were indeed affected by this. He said that apart from t [ ... ]

This is the fifth of our five boat experiences on Ugandan water. First was Lake Mulehe, linked herein. Second was the wild Murchison Falls National Park also linked here. Third was the scenic Albert [ ... ]

Lilly Ajerova By Our Reporter It has been a 57year-old affair. It started with ‘discoveries’ by explorers and soothed into a full blown colonial system. After nearly a century, Great Britain [ ... ]

By Our Reporter You all must have heard the news by now, if not fell it. The City is on a lockdown of sorts, movement is allowed but staying at home is generally what has been suggested. To ensure  [ ... ]

By Our Reporter Mwenge Bigele. Get drunk on a ripe banana beverage, or just bask in the glory that is the Buganda culture. Like its name suggests, the brewing process involves stepping.  Mwenge is [ ... ]

We have been running a series if stories on the touristic journey our currency boasts of. To ensure all and sundry partake in the picturesque, cultural and wildly Ugandan trip these notes depict, we [ ... ]

Nyege Nyege is a four day international music festival held once a year at the banks of the River Nile in Jinja, Uganda. This year’s Nyege Nyege festival sparked a lot of controversy, heightened w [ ... ]