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ON Wednesday 28th of January 2009, authorities of the Queen Elizabeth National park in Western Uganda with their counterparts from Queen Elizabeth Country Park in the UK signed an alliance of five year memorandum of Understanding at an occasion led by the Deputy British high commissioner Mr. Phillip Mani. The move is aimed at bolstering

The army has evicted hundreds of squatters from Queen Elizabeth national park, over fears that their cattle might spread foot-and-mouth disease to endangered wildlife. The cattle keepers were chased out of Queen Elizabeth National Park, over the weekend amid reports they were also poisoning lions to protect their herds. The tourism state minister, Serapio Rukundo,

The popular launch trips on the Kazinga Channel in Queen Elizabeth National Park that were temporarily suspended on October 20th 2004 will resume on Monday 8th November 2004. Uganda Wildlife Authority would like to assure members of the public that Queen Elizabeth National Park is safe for tourists because humans are in no danger of

After weeks of investigations involving the Ministry of Tourism, Trade and Industry, the Ministry of Agriculture Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF) and the Ministry of Health on what has been causing the death of hippos in Queen Elizabeth Conservation Area (QECA), it has been confirmed that anthrax has been the cause of the deaths. Because