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By Mutabazi Sam Stewart   Urban tourism https://ceopedia.org/index.php/Urban_tourism worldwide attracts more tourists compared to the traditional tourism the third world is accustomed to of trekking the bushes to see wild life and game in national parks and game reserves. This is because urban tourism is less wearisome. A tourist does not need to plan to …

URBAN TOURISM IN UGANDA: LET’S BUILD NEW MONUMENTS IN KAMPALA CITY Read More »

By Sam Stewart Mutabazi Nothing haunts America like racial differences. If America ever overcomes the racial difference barriers, the world will not only be free, it will become a paradise where nobody will ever fear a fellow human being. The problem is that it’s still a very long journey to walk. The more the whites …

Racial Differences in USA, The greatest tragedy facing the world Today Read More »

By Mutabazi Sam Stewart There are two close relatives of mine who were overwhelmed by emotions because of the death of the Queen of England, Elizabeth II. One of the two started following keenly when the announcement came through that close family members of the queen had been summoned to Balmoral to be at her …

The Death of Queen Elizabeth; Why Africa will keep loosing Read More »

By Mutabazi Sam Stewart Indians are scattered all over the world. They are known for their business acumen which has made them professional commerce magnets wherever they choose to migrate to across the globe. From Silicon Valley, to Africa and Europe, they have stablished their footprint having their business thrive for years over generations. Their …

Why Indian Businesses Thrive Where Africans Fail? Read More »

Kabaka’s Lake in Ndeba Rubaga division, Kampala is one of the greatest treasures of Uganda yet it remains under-utilized and largely unexplored. The small man-made lake was dug out by the King of Buganda, Kabaka Mwanga in 1880 using the labour of his subjects. Measuring about 2km Sq. and 20 feet deep, it remains one …

Kabaka’s Lake in Kampala is the most misused tourist resource in Uganda Read More »

There is a big stone cave in Kabale District in South Western Uganda. Located some 7Km outside Kabale Town at a place called Nyakagyera, this cave is possibly one of the largest in Uganda. The entrance is 15 metres wide. From the entrance to innermost point is 30 metres. The highest point inside the cave …

This undiscovered Stone Cave in Nyakagyera, Kabale is the largest in Uganda Read More »