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Other sports activities like tennis, squash and other indoor games will also run concurrently until Sunday. A view of the Mbarara Golf Course. Mbarara District will be a hive of sports activities this weekend as Uganda celebrates World Tourism Day. Organised by Sports Tourism International, the three-day event will have over 500 people participate in...
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It starts with you knowing what you have in your own country. Here, state tourism minister Godfrey Kiwanda feeds a giraffe at the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre (UWEC) in Entebbe earlier this month. KAMPALA – Starting this September, the tourism ministry will select a few Ugandans to tour different tourist attractions in the country to learn...
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MBALE, UGANDA — The Bamasaba cultural institution in partnership with Uganda Tourism Board has unveiled a plan to upgrade Mutoto cultural site, where biennial circumcision rituals are held, into a tourism centre. Mutoto cultural ground is believed to be the place where circumcision, a ritual among the Bamasaba that initiates boys into men, was first conducted...
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KAMPALA, Uganda – The second edition of Twegaite Source of the Nile Run in Jinja due for 18th July – 23rd July, will feature a Mini Zoo Expo, organizers have said.  The run which was officially launched a fortnight ago by the Speaker of Parliament of Uganda, Hon. Rebecca Kadaga, partly aims to promote domestic...
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KAMPALA – July 27 2016 – The decision was reached after a request by officials from the tourism docket. With effect from today July 22nd, tourists seeking to come to Uganda will pay half of the money they have been paying for single entry tourist visas. Government has halved the fees from $100 to $50 in...
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