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16:58
16:58

Scientists Fight to Protect Nubian Turtle Once Believed Extinct 1

Dr Behangana says the Nubian flapshell turtle which was once presumed extinct everywhere and was believed to have existed in countries like Ghana, Togo, Nigeria, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, and Sudan, made an unexpected return in River Nile in some parts of Uganda and South Sudan.
17:52
17:52

Concessionaires to Sue NFA over Kyewaga Forest Reserve Licenses 3 3

The concessionaires complain that their permits/licenses issued at different times between 1995 and 2014 were unceremoniously brought to an end and a new investor was brought in.
07:35
07:35

Man Drowns in Kasese Hot spring 1

John Bukombi Baptist, the Katonzi Cell LC I Chairperson suspects that the deceased together with his friends were drunk by the time they entered the hot spring.
08:51
08:51

Installation of Electric Fence Around Murchsion Falls National Park Stalls Over Lack Of EIA Report 1 2

Hangi says without the Environmental Impact Assessment reports from the World Bank, they cant carry on with the installation of the electric fence around the national park.
16:24
16:24

Madi Okollo Leaders Reject Expansion of Ajai Wildlife Reserve Land 1 4

Rokoni Madimva, one of the landlord in Okollo sub county explains that the demand for additional land is uncalled since the current size of Ajai Wildlife Reserve can support the reintroduction of the white Rhinos.
12:13
12:13

Rubirizi Approves Upgrade of Kalinzu, Imaragamambo to National Park 6

The motion was in a response to a letter from Doreen Katusiime, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Tourism Wildlife and Antiquities requesting Augbashogorora where Kalinzu and Imaramagambo forests are found to pave way for their upgrade since the line ministry was reviewing the National Wildlife Protected Areas Systems Plan (2002).
07:55
07:55

Gulu City Council Moots Plan to Construct Modern Museum 2 1

Gulu City Council Mayor Alfred Okwonga says that the museum will be the first of its kind in the Acholi Sub-region once established.
20:06
20:06

Buganda Lost Dev't Opportunities by Trashing Nsibambi, Nkoyoyo Ideas-Nankabirwa 5 1

Nsibambi and the Late Archbishop Livingsone Mpalanyo Nkoyoyo had proposed plans on how Mengo would use its land to generate incomes if the law was amended. Among the proposals were turning the palace at Mengo into a tourist facility complete with hotels and an airstrip for tourists.
15:28
15:28

Uganda to Host Commonwealth Speakers Conference in 2024 Covid-19 pandemic 1

The Conference attracts more than 120 delegates including parliamentary staff, and observers from 32 Commonwealth Parliaments aims to maintain, foster, and encourage impartiality and fairness on the part of Speakers and Presiding Officers of Parliaments, and promote knowledge and understanding of parliamentary democracy.
10:17
10:17

Batwa Community Seeks Affirmative Action in Recruitment of Game Rangers 2 6

The authority conducted a nationwide recruitment of over 800 game rangers in July last year, as a way of enhancing wildlife protection in all gazetted wildlife conservation areas across the country. One of the requirements for recruitment included a minimum qualification of an O'Level certificate and fluency in the English language.
09:00
09:00

UWA Seeks to Expand Ajai Wildlife Reserve for Rhino Conservation 4 1

John Makombo, the Director in Charge of Conservation at Uganda Wildlife Authority explains that the need for additional land at the wildlife reserve is a recommendation of their rhino habitat feasibility study that found out that the current state of the reserve cannot support substantial rhino breeding.
10:00
10:00

UWA to Reintroduce White Rhinos in Ajai Wildlife Reserve 1 4 Top story

John Makombo, the Director in Charge of Conservation at Uganda Wildlife Authority, says that the reintroduction is part of the biodiversity enhancement program for Uganda, which seeks to among others promote tourism in the West Nile region.
18:58
18:58

Missing Poacher Found Dead inside Murchison Falls Park

The Aswa River Region Police Spokesperson David Ongom Mudong in a statement issued on Wednesday noted preliminary findings indicate the deceased was trampled to death by elephants.
09:31
09:31

UWA Proposes Total Ban of Livestock Grazing, Cultivation Within Wildlife Sanctuaries 1 5

John Makombi, the Director in Charge of Conservation told URN that they have drafted a paper that soon will be presented to the cabinet proposing the total elimination of all other activities within the conservation areas.
12:16
12:16

Community Support Vital in Ending Wildlife Crime - Task Force 3 3

Task Force Commander Col. Allan Kyangungu says that despite the progress, there is still a need to establish strong relations with the community around the conservation areas in order to break down the criminal networks.
17:13
17:13

Ntoroko Residents Want Semuliki Bridge Rehabilitated 3 1

The residents say that the bridge is narrow and two vehicles can hardly use the bridge to cross to either side which inconveniences the transportation of goods
14:46
14:46

Persistent Elephant Invasion Pushes Farmers to Harvest Premature Crops 6 1

Monica Lanyero, a farmer in Namokora Sub County told URN that she has been forced to harvest her sorghum crops one month earlier than the due time due to threats from the straying elephants.
11:15
11:15

UWA Signpost Causes Fear of Encroachment in Kitgum 3

Johnson Acellam Toodera, the Orom Sub-county LC 3 chairperson, says that UWA installed the signpost in Tikao Village in September, which triggered fear among residents of the impending land grabbing by UWA. Orom sub-county is one of the sub-counties that is always invaded by stray elephants from Kidepo Valley National Game Park every year.
19:08
19:08

Luwero Leaders Back Take Over of NRA Mass Graves By Luwero Triangle Ministry 5 2

Alice Kaboyo the Minister of State for Luwero-Rwenzori Triangle says that the cabinet resolved that the graves are managed by the Ministry of Tourism but there are public concerns that they have been neglected.
07:58
07:58

Free Entry as Uganda Wildlife Education Centre Celebrates 72 Years 1

“Children, adults, Ugandans and non-Ugandans are all free to come and view. We are not charging anything,” says Kibuuka.
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