Trevor Lutalo is a features writer and storyteller with a strong interest in topics such as business, taxation, and climate issues. He has explored the connection between environmental sustainability and economic growth, while also delving into subjects like travel and agriculture.
Sprung up on the banks of the world’s longest river – the Nile – on the fringes of Kabalega Falls National Park, also known as Murchison Falls National Park, is the serene home away from home that redefines eco-luxury: the Nile Breeze Bamboo Lodge. The views from Nile Breeze Bamboo Lodge are nothing short of spectacular, offering a continuous, living canvas of Uganda’s natural grandeur. Far from the conventional brick-and-mortar establishments, this lodge offers an immersive experience, harmonizing sustainable design with unparalleled natural beauty. For travellers seeking a unique blend of tranquillity, adventure, and authentic connection with Uganda’s wilderness, Nile…
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Once the lifeblood of commerce and connectivity, Uganda’s railway network is undergoing a significant transformation, fueled by ambitious plans to revitalise existing infrastructure and introduce a modern standard gauge system. The government signed a €2.7 billion contract in November 2024 to construct the Eastern Route Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) line. This construction will span 272 km between Tororo and Kampala, with works expected to take 48 months. The initial phase, connecting the key border point of Malaba with the capital city Kampala, is progressing, marked by ongoing land acquisition and construction. This renewed focus aims to unlock the railway’s potential…
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Imagine earning a remarkable safari trifecta without straining your wallet – sounds enticing, right? If your passions revolve around birdwatching, exhilarating game drives, and stunning landscapes, this adventure is tailored just for you. Woodland Lodges (a chain of small-scale safari lodges in Uganda) boasts four charming eco-friendly lodges, each uniquely positioned across the breathtaking expanse of the Pearl of Africa. Each lodge presents a distinctive flair, blending sustainable practices with niche tourism experiences that celebrate the vibrant beauty of Uganda. The lodges serve as the perfect gateway to explore the wild fortunes of Uganda, from the serene Mabamba wetlands, home…
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The persistent hum of the concrete city jungle gradually fades into a distant memory as the boat glides effortlessly through the serene waters of Lake Victoria. A refreshing breeze carries with it the faint whispers of seasoned rocks and untold wonders, creating an enchanting atmosphere that perfectly sets the stage for Dolwe Island. This hidden gem, cradled in the heart of Namayingo District and nestled between the waters of Kenya and Tanzania, beckons with its lush greenery and tranquil beauty, promising adventures waiting to unfold. The Resort Here, away from the relentless pace of the mainland, lies La Fang Eco…
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Kampala’s real estate landscape is dotted with burgeoning outlines of condominium developments, promising a modern, amenity-rich lifestyle. Adverts flood social media feeds and billboards with a promise of “affordable” two-bedroom units from as low as UGX 240 million. Yet, beneath the glossy marketing, a stark reality remains: Ugandans’ widespread adoption of condominium properties remains stubbornly low. This begs the question: why aren’t these seemingly attractive housing options resonating as sound investments for the majority of the population? The fundamental issue appears to be one of affordability, evidently highlighted by the average Ugandan monthly income scale that stands at around UGX 200,000,…
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Covid-19 pushed the tourism sector on the edge – almost to near collapse – non had ever imagined. It was a global disaster, but one that hurt Uganda’s tourism value chain, perhaps much more than elsewhere. Stretched months of airspace closure and restrictions on movement left the industry on its knees – from which it has taken almost five years to show real signs of recovery. Not forgetting that the industry had for years struggled to shake off various pressures, resulting from terrorism and political-related threats. Post-Covid-19 – around 2021 – tourism arrivals stood at about 450,000, which was…
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In the ever-evolving medical sector, Dr Margaret Mbabazi Sebbale blends her vast expertise, dedication, and leadership, to stand above the crowd. As a consultant radiologist, her deep commitment to revolutionizing…
“Embogo” might sound familiar to many Ugandans—it means buffalo, a nod to one of the most iconic animals that roam this region. But there’s a deeper story behind Embogo Lodge,…
There are destinations—and then there are experiences. Lemala Wildwaters Lodge is the latter: a hidden island sanctuary on the legendary River Nile that seduces you slowly, one sensory moment at…
Entebbe International Airport serves as the gateway to the enchanting Pearl of Africa—Uganda. It welcomes a diverse array of travellers from around the globe, each eager to explore the rich…
