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What is new on Rwanda Safari

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  What is new on Rwanda Safari Mountain Gorillas, Photo credit by Franck Jacobs   Rwanda is commonly known as the land of hills, covered in small but very many hills that bring out the beauty and the specialty in a small place. It prides its self in the Gorillas that a few hours’ drive away from the Kigali city. Gorilla trekking is the main draw card of a Rwandan safari. After arriving at the capital city of Kigali, you are only a few hours’ drive away from the legendary Volcanoes National Park and its habituated but still wild gorilla families. The Gorillas of Rwanda are in the Virunga Volcanoes; too much effort has been put in conserving. This all started by the late Dian Fossy who started the Gorillas for about 19+ years. Gorillas in the Mist movie was also filmed as a way of conserving the gorillas in Virungas rain forest. Due to the covid 19 pandemic the Rwanda gorilla safari were put on hold for some months to protect them from the deadly disease. We share the same DNA to up to

Solo traveler on self-drive safari

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A Solo traveler or getting on the road alone for an adventure is a dream come true but whether to be on a self-drive or guided safari is question to ask yourself. Traveling alone or traveling alone and meet strangers along the safari. To make it through the adventurous vacations in Uganda and east Africa at large you need courage, given the African history that most people fear. By the time you choose a solo travel, the only thing you need is quality time alone and the best of the adventures. Why pay a company to second-guess your likes & dislikes. Read some itineraries, look up the places others go & then compile a "wish list". Come back with more specific ideas of what exactly you need inform them and they advise. You can of course opt out of some or all of their suggestions. I'm conscious of not wasting anyone else's time and would advocate at least considering the package. These packages may be tailor made to suite your desired terms and conditions or choo

MOSTLY USED LANGUAGES IN UGANDA

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Uganda we may say is among those countries that do not have one official national language apart from English that is used mostly in everything. We are what you can call a polygamous language country. Each district or area almost has its own language. The western part has about 10 languages that are almost similar commonly known as the runyakitara, the central use the luganda, east commonly known are the aru and kumam family.  Here is all you need to know about these languages; Endeku(drinking cup or bottle) languages in uganda English : Uganda is a developing country as most people call it but, from those old ages we have been learning before the 1962 independence and the medium is English. English language is a foreign language that was adopted by the missionaries teaching us religion. By the time we got independence the English language had sunk deep in many institutions stopped changed. Luganda: It is spoken by over 10 million people living in

The Future of Travels on self drive safaris

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How will the future of travels industry on a self drive safari will change after the pandemic?. By every measure, the coronavirus pandemic has changed the travel industry. Whether we want it or not self drive travel is completely changed and for the better this time. With Approximately 100 million travel sector jobs, according to world health organization , have been eliminated or will be. Many travel sectors and travelers will soon embrace self drive safaris when all returns to normal. Slowly slowly countries and some regions in countries are opening up. Some just easing the lock down, this will undoubtedly change how we think, act and travel, at least in the short term. What we know for a fact that the pandemic will soon fade away slowly but its effects will stay somehow longer and most probably some will stay forever. Meaning guided safaris in the travel industry will be limited as well as people fear each other. Yet the desire to travel will not go away: According to the d

How coronavirus has changed Ramadan for Muslims this year 2020

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At the end of 2019 in china they announced a rare disease that had them fixed. These were yet to be discovered in the group of the coronavirus and were named the novel covid-19 . The WHO earlier this year announced the coronavirus as a pandemic to the whole world. Precautions have been put in place to conquer this deadly disease that has no cure yet other than preventive measures. As we all know that our brothers and sisters the Muslim usually have their Ramadan one in a year and this has come in the time of corona. Moslems gather every single day around the world for prayers. Ramadan however is the best time where they get together more and more to give, rekindle their faith, love and visit as much as possible. Will this be possible? No I guess. Basically we need to know what is corona virus and what is Ramadan and how will this affect their daily life as Muslims. What is Ramadan? This if fasting done by only Muslims for 30days +ve or – one day depending on the moon appearanc

Coronavirus lockdown in Uganda: What Next.

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LATEST UPDATES: Confirmed: 218,787   Deaths: 8,809     Recovered: 84,006 Yesterday the government of Uganda has joined millions of other governments and people to a temporarily corona virus lockdown.  Governments around the world have locked their countries form various this most especially the inbound travels. As different countries are taking up rational measure’s to stop the spread of the pandemic corona virus, most people are left very confused and not knowing what next. Schools, mega shops or supermarkets, churches, big gatherings like death things or our pentagon weddings as our president called them. Either way people around the world are confused about several things. Like closing restaurants and opening shops? Markets are very much open when they actually have high risks in spreading diseases? Why are some countries advising against non-essential travel while others are open? Uganda says prevention is better than cure and that is why the government has closed down sch

US test first vaccine of Coronavirus

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The first human trial of a vaccine to protect against pandemic coronavirus has started in the US. The first coronavirus vaccine testing in humans began on Monday; the first person to get the jab on Monday was a 43-year-old mother-of-two from Seattle. "This is an amazing opportunity for me to do something," Jennifer Haller told AP. As much as we are excited about the coronavirus vaccine, the biotechnology company behind the work says the vaccine has been made using a tried and tested process. The doctors say they are still not sure about this and how long it will take to affect its truthiness in humans. They have a feeling it will take many months. Scientists around the world are fast-tracking research. In Uganda here however we are also trying to keep our hands off the wheels for the mean time to find the successful vaccine for this pandemic. More about Related stories the coronavirus Travelers taking advantage of cheap flight

coronavirus is a threat to the whole world

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Its not a threat to the tourists only but the whole of us,, yes us as a world. #coronavirus #ugandasafari #travelthreaths #worldhealth

TRAVELLERS ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE ON CHEAP TRAVEL FLIGHTS DUE TO CORONA VIRUS.

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As per Now the ministry of health has still confirms there is no case of coronavirus in Uganda. However due to the first spread of the disease, guidelines have been set up to keep not only Ugandans but the whole nation safe. According to the WHO, the number of cases of COVID-19 outside China has increased 13-fold, and the number of affected countries has tripled. There are now more than 118,000 cases in 114 countries and 4,291 people have lost their lives. Thousands more are fighting for their lives in hospitals. Get the whole statement here. Increasing numbers of travelers and tourists are opting to stay home amid fear of exposure to the new Novel coronavirus in uganda, which has spread to over 110 countries since late December.  This has led to the death of more than 4,000 lives and infecting more than 115,000 people globally. Coronavirus was first detected in China’s Wuhan and has no vaccine yet, has prompted worries the world over, with governments like Ita