Author: RWENZORI TV
When traveling to any destination, it is essential to practice good manners. Every country and community has its own unique customs and values. As the saying goes, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” Showing respectful and acceptable behavior helps you interact positively with local people and enjoy a smoother travel experience. Practicing proper etiquette is especially important on a safari. Below are some key manners and etiquette tips to follow during a Uganda safari or any vacation trip. Important Manners to Practice on a Visit to Uganda Greeting Greeting people is an important custom. Always greet locals politely…
The Kasese district NUP leadership has today afternoon hailed voters for the successful concluded General Elections with kept calm and exercising their right to vote. This was said at their party offices in Kasese town by the party Chairperson, Brian Basisa on one-on-one with our reporter. He outlined their party’s way forward to prioritize mobilization as they prepare for the next elections after the 5 years ahead. He however hinted on the vote bribery and abductions during the exercise. He urged all stakeholders to be guided by democracy and the rule of law. He blamed the shutdown of internet that…
A top Russian military intelligence official is in a critical condition in hospital after been shot several times by unidentified gunman at his Moscow home. Lieutenant General Vladimir Alexeyev is the latest high-ranking military figure to be targeted in the capital since Russia invaded Ukraine almost four years ago. His position as deputy head of the GRU or military intelligence arm means he would have been closely involved in operations in Ukraine. The shooting came a day after Russian, Ukrainian, and United States negotiators wrapped up two days of talks in Abu Dhabi in a bid to end the war.…
A number of NRM flag bearers on various political positions in Hoima City have been defeated by the opposition and independents in the general election. On the position of the City Woman Member of Parliament NRM flag bearer Princess Diana Jane Mugenyi was triumphed by the incumbent Asinansi Nyakato of PFF with 17142 votes while Mugenyi had 15197 votes. In the Position of the Hoima West City Division MP Donald Bategeka the NRM flag bearer lost the election to Ismail Kasule of ANT who scored 9102 votes while Bategeteka received 5855 votes. In Hoima East City Division MP seat Dr.…
Social media users have been urged to appropriately utilize their media handles to benefit from content creation, earn money, connect with friends, access job opportunities, share information, and educate others, among other benefits. This was stated yesterday by the Worldwide Bakonzo United TikTokers during their official group constitution amendments and membership registration of over 500 TikTokers held at Railway Primary School in Kasese Municipality. Speaking to Ms. Evelyn Kabugho, the group chairperson, explained the purpose of their general meeting. Their mission is part of a 5-year strategic plan for development. Ms. Evelyn called other users to join and start benefiting…
The Government of Uganda, through the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development, has handed over the Mubuku Youth Training Skills Centre in Kasese district and Fort Portal Remand Home in Fort Portal City to the community, the aim is to equip youths with practical skills. The centers offer training in catering, welding, bricklaying, computer skills, carpentry, and construction, complementing presidential hubs nationwide. Ezekiel Kimpi, representing the Ministry’s permanent secretary, urged locals to own and monitor the project, ensuring its impact is assessed regularly. The government plans to provide equipment to support the skilled youth. Ngabirano Fred, Commissioner for Youth…
At least 200 people were killed earlier this week when heavy rains triggered a series of catastrophic landslides at the Rubaya coltan mine in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The site has been under the control of the M23 rebel group since 2024. A spokesperson for the rebel-appointed governor of North Kivu province, Lumumba Kambere Muyisa, said the victims include “miners, children and market women”. He added that at least 20 injured people are being treated, some in local health facilities, while others will be transferred to Goma, the nearest city around 50 kilometres away. With search and rescue…
The turn up during LC 3 Election was low compared to the presidential, parliamentary and L c 5 elections in Kasese district. This was attributed to irregularities in the parliamentary and LCV elections according to Hilder Businge Maate the LCIII aspiring for Hima town council adding that machines were not working and brought them very late. Hilder Maate said Hima town council is still having a challenge of drainage channels so if he announced again as the l c 3 chairperson, she will solve this challenge of drainage system, roads structure, clean water and health. Nyatereza reported that the machines…
Fort Portal traders are unhappy about the garbage collection situation. They claim authorities aren’t helping despite paying taxes. Traders Monica Kabahenda, Grace Asiimwe, and Mary Rwakyaka say leaders should address the issue. Fort Portal Central Division Mayor Richard Muhumuza says city officials are working on the problem. James Biryabareema, Kiteere dumping site manager, says traders bringing garbage should also work. Fort Portal had a daily garbage collection fee of 100 shillings, but the site has become a pigsty.
Seif al-Islam Gadhafi, the son of former Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, has been killed in the town of Zintan, Libyan officials said on Tuesday. The circumstances of his death have not been announced but local media are reporting that he was killed by armed men in his home. Born in June 1972, Seif al-Islam earned a PhD at the London School of Economics and was seen as the reformist face of the Gadhafi regime. Moammar Gadhafi was toppled in a NATO-backed popular uprising in 2011 after more than 40 years in power. Seif al-Islam Gadhafi was captured while attempting to…