Uganda Roads on GPS

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USA. Doctor who was saved from the worst virus in West Africa

Thank God And Thank the Doctors for the Live saving for the Ebola victim Doctor.
He Nearly Lost His Life in West Africa but he was Saved. Doctor!http://www.newvision.co.ug/news/658966-us-doctor-beats-ebola-will-leave-hospital.html

Most sold Ugandan safari to the American travelers in 2014

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The Egyptian Pharaohs are relatives of Ugandans

Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs

 As the research was done . According to the results  , the sons of the Pharaohs shared the DNA Y

chromosome in the Elbla  who are the Niger speaking in the Sahara Africa.

Seychelles and Rwanda to develop new areas of cooperation in tourism

Seychelles and Rwanda are set to open up new ground for partnership in the tourism and culture arenas. Both countries agreed on the drafting of a proposed Memorandum of Understanding for tourism and cultural exchanges. The newly-designated Rwandan High Commissioner to Seychelles, Dr. Ben Rugangazi, has expressed his willingness to work with the Seychelles Minister for Tourism and Culture, Alain St.Ange, to develop new areas of cooperation in tourism and culture between both countries.

Dr. Ben Rugangazi made this pledge during a courtesy call to Minister St.Ange at his offices at the National Cultural Center in Victoria. Dr. Ben Ruganzazi said that Rwanda has watched closely Seychelles’ heightened progress in crystalizing its tourism industry as the pillar of the economy. He said that to develop the country’s natural parks, hot springs, and unique gorillas earmarked as tourism amenities, Rwanda would need to follow the Seychelles expertise to showcase itself as a valuable tourism destination.

In the proposed drafting of the Memorandum of Understanding Dr. Rugangazi said he would establish the broad line upon which Seychelles and Rwanda could showcase their diversities. The Seychelles Minister for Tourismand Culture, Alain St.Ange, on his part said that Seychelles and Rwanda can benefit strongly from each other, but needed to work together to make it happen.

“I believe that as Africans we should rally together and showcase to the world the diversity that exists in Africa. There’s a lot that we can do together. How we can move forward is something that we alone can decide, but this avenue of Africa–Africa cooperation remains the way forward,” said Minister St.Ange.

Seychelles is set to celebrate the third edition of the “Carnival International de Victoria” on February 8-10, 201,3 and the Seychelles Minister for Tourism and Culture, Alain St.Ange, invited Rwanda to showcase its culture and people at the Carnival.

The shorter the PENIS the Stronger and long lasting.

   For the tourist who will be travelling to the  Eastern Uganda will have the charnce to  see the NEW developments with the men in this region as the goverment has planed to invest more in this cultural attraction for the tourism industry


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Excursion tours to see chimps in Ngamba islands Tourism

Going to see chimpanzees and the hundreds of bird species in Ngamba islands will now take just 15 minutes from Kajjansi outside Kampala, thanks to a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed on Tuesday.

The MoU between Kajjansi Aero Club (Fly Uganda) and the Chimpanzee Sanctuary and Wildlife Conservation Trust (CSWCT) will see Fly Uganda carry tourists to the Lake Victoria island famed for its chimpanzee conservation, as well as the monitor lizard and abundant bird species.

The chopper bought from the Japanese Police Force about three years ago will also help promote the other tourist features of the island that include sport fishing and community tourism.

The helicopter carries a maximum of four passengers and a return trip will cost $980 for four full packages, including access to the island.

The island has until now been serviced by boats and motorized vessels only, for a journey that takes an average of 40 minutes. By boat, it costs $80 per person for a minimum of four passengers for foreign tourists and $60 for East Africans.

“This is a natural extension to get more tourists to Ngamba islands,” said Russell Barnes, the director of Fly Uganda at the signing in Kajjansi. A trial flight has reportedly already been done with chimps reacting positively by coming over to watch the chopper. Barnes said the longer tourists stay in Uganda, the more money they spend and have a better experience “and the more they can talk positively about the country.”

Lilly Ajarova, the executive director of CSWCT, said Ngamba highlands houses rescued chimpanzees from areas that they were endangered. She cited West Africa, where the chimpanzee is already extinct in four states.

“Most of their mothers were killed and were brought as babies. Some were brought back from Europe after being traced back to Uganda. There has to be a deliberate move to see they continue surviving,” said Ajarova.

The sanctuary receives 4,000 international tourists annually. “It is a destination promoting Uganda because tourists include a lot of other destinations,” said Ajarova.

She explained that a monitoring system has been instituted to check any negative drastic effect of the chopper on the chimpanzees, although the test flight showed there is none so far.

“There have been inquiries for quicker (transport) mean to the islands, this will also provide a chance for medical evacuation,” said Ajarova.http://www.tailorsafaris.com