By Gilbert Nakweya NAIROBI ― Poisoning, poaching and loss of habitat have significantly reduced populations of lion prides in ...

Legislators have decried the manner in which security officers of the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) are handling the ...

The rise in Human-Elephant Conflicts may be attributed to factors unrelated to oil and gas activities, such as increased ...

When stability returned to Uganda after the National Resistance Movement (NRM) came to power in 1986, revitalising the tourism sector was high on the agenda. The progress achieved in this sector by ...

At Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park, violent enforcement of wildlife laws leaves broken families behind and damages the relationship between conservation authorities and local communities ...

Uganda and China hosted a one-day symposium in Kampala the African country capital to promote tourism development and ...