Tag: Uganda
Accessorize in Style and Luxury with Kintu
Kintu New York handbags are designed in New York, co-developed with global artisans, and made in Italy. Launched in 2015, the brand’s core value is rooted in the founder, Sarah’s belief in generational conservation of artistry and craftsmanship. The Kintu New York brand appeals to the dynamic, busy, urban woman who values quality and self-expression. … read more
Endiro Coffee: Brews from Uganda
Undeniably, Uganda has one of the best coffee varieties in the world. Coffee lovers will tell you that the aroma that streams from the cup is everything. Endiro is one of those places you will get a great cup of coffee. Endiro is a Ruyankitara word that means a dining room where family gathers to … read more
The Other Rolex: A Ugandan Delicacy
Once the word ‘Rolex’ is mentioned, one would ordinarily (and naturally) expect to see an expensive and trendy watch with the branded crown logo. This, however, is not always the case. There so happens to be another ‘brand’ which shares the same name. The other brand of Rolex is a Ugandan snack made from chapatti, which … read more
Travels Between Rwanda and Uganda Made Easier
The new Mirama Hills one-stop border post between Rwanda and Uganda, one of now 13 in the East African region, was handed over to the border, security, and customs agencies during the week from the two countries now manning the new facility. Funded by Trade Mark East Africa, it is one of the measures taken … read more
Top Ten Favorite Travel Modes
There are some really fun and economical ways to travel, and each country has its own unique mode of transportation. The names are quite original, as are the way they function, and we tend to miss that uniqueness with the regular transport modes available in other countries. You may know some very well, have used … read more
A Glimpse Into South Sudan with Thomas White
South Sudan is a unique country, being one of the only nations with only one common language. This aspect, which should bring unity within the country, does little to help the current situation. South Sudan is known to be an area of conflict, and with the internally displaced locals currently roaming the area, the situation … read more
4 African Instagram Feeds Guaranteed to Fuel Your Wanderlust
Wanderlust (n.): the irresistibly strong desire to travel or wander. This feeling is in all of us, whether we dream of travelling one day, or are already expert travellers. And what a better place to travel to than the African continent? One piece of land, infinite portions of diversity. Wherever you are in the world, fear … read more
A Glimpse of Fashionable Game Safari
Ugandan/ Rwandese socialite Judith Heard is a former model with a flashy lifestyle and popularity. The 28 year old’s pretty looks and sense of style has propelled her to the forefront of the African continent’s media. In an interview with the Daily Monitor back in April, she confirmed her 11 year marriage with Dr. Alex … read more
Explore The Southwestern Highlands Of Uganda
Uganda, The Pearl of Africa, is a beautiful country. It may be landlocked by neighboring Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, DRC and South Sudan and therefore devoid of a scenic coast and white sandy beaches, but what Uganda does offer in its greenery, its lakes and mountains and its highlands, is absolutely priceless and precious. “The kingdom … read more
Discover New Reasons To Visit Uganda
It would probably be a fair assessment to say that most people who plan to travel to East Africa plan to visit Kenya or Tanzania because they plan to go on safari, and those who plan to visit Uganda primarily go for the mountain gorillas. A Ugandan TV show hopes to give everyone new reasons … read more
Making A Business Out Of Fish Waste
When you think of fish waste you cringe, you do not think of high-end fashion. Newton Owino from Nyanza, Kenya is making a thriving, fashionable business out of the waste from fish. Newton Owino owns the Alisam Product Development and Design Tannery Centre in Mamboleo Estate in Kisumu. Owino designs and makes bags, jackets, wallets, caps, purses, watch handles, … read more
Beautiful Imagery Of Rwanda
A few days ago we featured images of Tanzania by Eric Lafforgue. We then realized that we had a lot of photos of Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda but not very many of Rwanda. The name Rwanda, unfortunately, has been tainted by the tragic occurrence in its history. Here are some images to showcase the country’s … read more
East Africa Standard Gauge Railway
Work on the Standard Gauge Railway can officially begin. On Friday, Kenya’s Cabinet secretary for National Treasury and the President of the China Exim Bank signed the financing agreement for the Standard Gauge Railway at State House Nairobi. Kenya’s president Uhuru Kenyatta and Chinese Premier Li Kequiang were joined by Presidents Paul Kagame of Rwanda, Yoweri Museveni of Uganda … read more
FAQS About Travel To East Africa
• Are children allowed on safari trips? In Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and most countries in the region, children are allowed on most safari tours although some do not recommend those below 5 years of age. However, there are some child-friendly resorts and properties available. • What clothes should I carry when travelling to East Africa? … read more
This Is Uganda: The # 1 Number One Best Destination For 2012 By Lonely Planet
By ChicaMod.com Despite the world’s focus on Uganda’s political and social woes, the Pearl of Africa still has a lot to offer: snowcapped 'Mountains of the Moon" mighty River Nile, warm people and rich culture, variety of untapped flora and fauna not to mention the food this country is truly a gem waiting to be … read more