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40 years ago Uganda was home to a large Asian community, Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs called it paradise. But the peace and tranquillity that existed for generations was to be short lived due to the actions of Idi Amin. In 1972 he ordered Asians to leave the country and were given just 90 days to flee.
Pukaar News travelled to Uganda with Businessman Khalid Sheikh from Leicester. He was born in Uganda but had to leave with his family when he was just 14, but he regularly returns to visit his mothers grave.
Pukaar News spoke to other Ugandan Asians who were forced to leave 40 years ago but have since returned to the county and re-started businesses including Mayur Madhvani and Sudhir Ruparelia.
What Happens If your gay in Uganda?! You might get killed!!! Violence, social rejection, and homophobia is just some of the difficulties LGBT people face as homosexuality is considered a CRIME and ILLEGAL in the country!
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Dare I say this? Things seems to be going pretty well with the gay rights movement. We’re seeing same-sex marriage being legalised in an increasing number of nations; it’s actually legalised recently in some countries by popular vote. But, this positive direction isn’t ubiquitous. We have to face how far the world as a whole must come still, and you know what? By taking a look at some of the worst and topical areas for gay rights movements, I’ve figured out a lot about the nature of outright homophobia and what it is society must overcome. This isn’t my usual kind of ‘fun-facts’ video, but I’ve learned a lot from researching this… So, stick with me for a bit – hopefully I can show you too. So let me try to share, and inform you a little bit more about: What happens if… You’re a homosexual in Uganda.
To begin, here’s something from the mouth of Uganda’s minister for ethics, Simon Lokodo:
‘We have laws that govern this society, and they are very clear. Uganda is not a home for homosexuals… These homos are everywhere; in schools, churches, families, government institutions, villages… ooh they are everywhere. Now my commitment is to fight them; even if I remain alone, I will not give up this fight.’
So here’s the question: what happens if you’re gay in Uganda? The answer… Well, if Lokodo’s words gave a hint… then gather ‘round, this is core to understanding homophobia. Let’s start by looking at: Uganda law and homosexuality.
Uganda’s Penal Code Act makes illegal ‘unnatural acts’, with punishments up to life sentences. Well, what’s an unnatural act? Guess that depends on the interpreter. Too bad that ambiguity and laws don’t work well together.
Two years ago, the anti-homosexuality act was signed by Uganda’s current president – it cleared up the Penal Code Act, counting homosexuality a crime, in some cases worthy of a life sentence in prison. In its original version, it suggested the penalty for attempts at gay marriage.
The worst part? It was passed illegally, lacking the right number of law-makers for the vote.
So what does a homosexual in Uganda do? Face prosecution, life imprisonment, substantial fines. Let’s be thankful that that isn’t what the people of Uganda did. The gay-rights organization, Sexual Minorities Uganda, or SMUG for short, took legal action – eventually getting the law ruled null by Uganda’s Constitutional Court.
But the struggle for defending equality continues. Late 2014, the ‘prohibition of promotion of unnatural sexual practices bill’ was leaked online. If this is passed, homosexuals can be arbitrarily imprisoned for… Up to seven years! Since its discovery, SMUG have been raising awareness about the bill, doing everything they can to prevent its arrival. So far, no word of it being passed.
- published: 22 Sep 2016
- views: 2173
Uganda has unveiled plans for a billion dollar express highway. The 70 kilometre, eight-lane road will run from the capital Kampala to the country's second largest industrial town, Jinja. It's hoped the new infrastructure will ease movement of goods within the country and by large the East Africa region.
- published: 22 Oct 2014
- views: 30723
Uganda has been named the most favored country in Africa for expats to live in 2016.
The country ranked 25th on a survey published by the Expat insider which scored countries on ease of settling, learning a local language, and family life.
Uganda ranked second in friendliness only after newcomer Taiwan.
Kenya ranked 2nd in Africa and 46th in the world while Nigeria ranked last on the quality of life and cost of living indices but recorded an improvement from last year in the ease of s…
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- published: 30 Aug 2016
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Uganda has been keeping its doors open to host an ever-growing number of refugees, with figures now getting to over 800,000,... but now even they are feeling the burden.
Many of the refugees are from neighbouring South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Somalia. Most of them found homes in the Bidi Bidi settlement in northern Uganda.
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A city built on seven hills, Kampala, the capital of Uganda offers an exciting cultural experience for many foreign visitors. Rated by the UN as a country with the happiest people in East Africa, many foreigners find it easy to stay and live comfortably within the city. Michael Baleke reports.
- published: 28 Dec 2014
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The Pakistani Community in Uganda has today celebrated the 69th Independence Day anniversary in Kampala, The Celebrations were attended by Hundreds of Pakistan Nationals and Ugandans.
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- published: 21 Aug 2016
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Living in a poor country with one of the worst doctor-patient ratios in the world - about one for every 24,000 people - it's perhaps no surprise that many Ugandans are tempted by alternative remedies, even though there's often little evidence to support the claims made about their efficacy in treating or preventing disease. But the phenomenon does beg many questions, not least of which are who is really benefiting from the sale of these products and how exactly are they marketed?
We'd heard reports about one particularly controversial business, a complex multi-level marketing scheme run in Uganda under the aegis of a Chinese company called Tiens, which produces food supplements.
Its products, we'd been told, were being inappropriately sold as medications - in some cases for very serious diseases. We had also heard disturbing claims that its sales representatives, or "distributors" as they are known, were being invited to invest large sums of money in Tiens products, when in reality there was little chance of most of them ever making the kind of dazzling returns that the company promised.
So we sent a filmmaking team and Ugandan reporter Halima Athumani to investigate further.
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- published: 02 Feb 2017
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T/I: 10:04:13 GS 10:32:39
Aid agencies in Uganda say parts of the country are facing a serious humanitarian crisis following increased fighting between Ugandan rebels and government troops. Some 60,000 people have reportedly fled the fighting in the mountainous areas bordering the Congo. Close to 20,000 have ended up in the tiny town of Bundibujo, 500 kilometres south
west of the capital Kampala.
Aid agency officials fear an outbreak of disease as the displaced find shelter in shops, schools, hospitals and churches and camp in the open in crowded and unsanitary conditions.
Bundibujo's hospital is overcrowded with wounded and malnourished women and children, many suffering from machete wounds.
The United Nations World Food Programme have been delivering badly needed aid to the area but have been hampered by dangerous, rebel infested roads through the mountains.
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WS piles of World Food Programme sacks in warehouse;
CU sack of flour;
men loading sacks into truck;
UN flags pullout to UN convoy leaving;
UN convoy through street with military ;
Military convoy through mountain pass;
armoured vehicle on road;
soldiers sitting in back of UN truck;
BUNDIBUJO (500 KM southwest of Kampala)
Convoy arriving into town;
WS town centre;
armed soldier in street;
4 VS displaced people in open air camps;
CU children pullout family outside tent;
mother and child pan of children;
interior shelter;
cu infant on floor of shelter;
WS exterior hospital;
cu leg wound from machete pullout to injured woman sitting on bed; emaciated man in hospital bed;
WS injured in hospital;
SOT man in hospital standing by injured woman's bed: "This woman was attacked by rebels, she was hit with a machete."
Children sitting in hospital with bags of belongings;
cu child lying on mattress pullout to mother and child lying side by side;
child health clinic sign;
WS children eating out of bowl;
cu bowl;
mother breastfeeding child;
children sitting in doorway;
SOT Michael Amanya, Action AID: We find that there are approximately 59,000 displaced people .. outbreak of some diseases;
Overcrowding inside shelter;
Red Cross distributing food;
VS women carrying bundles of sticks, bananas;
WS people in street;
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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My journey to the deep southwest of Uganda included climbing one of the inactive volcanic mountains in Western Uganda and taking a boat ride on Lake Bunyonyi which is actually the 2nd deepest lake in Africa. Oh what a beautiful land you are! FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY. Filmed Ak Simba
- published: 30 Apr 2013
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Uganda (/juːˈɡændə/ yew-GAN-də or /juːˈɡɑːndə/ yew-GAHN-də), officially the Republic of Uganda, is a landlocked country in East Africa. It is bordered to the east by Kenya, to the north by South Sudan, to the west by the Democratic Republic of the Congo, to the southwest by Rwanda, and to the south by Tanzania. Uganda is the world's second most populous landlocked country after Ethiopia. The southern part of the country includes a substantial portion of Lake Victoria, shared with Kenya and Tanzania, situating the country in the African Great Lakes region. Uganda also lies within the Nile basin, and has a varied but generally a modified equatorial climate.
Uganda takes its name from the Buganda kingdom, which encompasses a large portion of the south of the country, including the capital Kampala. The people of Uganda were hunter-gatherers until 1,700 to 2,300 years ago, when Bantu-speaking populations migrated to the southern parts of the country.
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8:50Life in Uganda 40 Years On
Life in Uganda 40 Years OnLife in Uganda 40 Years On
40 years ago Uganda was home to a large Asian community, Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs called it paradise. But the peace and tranquillity that existed for generations was to be short lived due to the actions of Idi Amin. In 1972 he ordered Asians to leave the country and were given just 90 days to flee. Pukaar News travelled to Uganda with Businessman Khalid Sheikh from Leicester. He was born in Uganda but had to leave with his family when he was just 14, but he regularly returns to visit his mothers grave. Pukaar News spoke to other Ugandan Asians who were forced to leave 40 years ago but have since returned to the county and re-started businesses including Mayur Madhvani and Sudhir Ruparelia. -
3:37Uganda | Pearl of Africa
Uganda | Pearl of Africa -
7:53WORST Country To Be Gay - Uganda
WORST Country To Be Gay - UgandaWORST Country To Be Gay - Uganda
What Happens If your gay in Uganda?! You might get killed!!! Violence, social rejection, and homophobia is just some of the difficulties LGBT people face as homosexuality is considered a CRIME and ILLEGAL in the country! Subscribe for new videos: https://goo.gl/VjVWgz Watch "Benefits of Using Your Non-Dominant Hand" video here: https://youtu.be/XdDMWk4pOL4 Watch "What Happens When You Have World’s Biggest Hernia?" video here: https://youtu.be/KkZX3U8X3gQ Watch “What Happens If You Were a 90s Kid” video here: https://youtu.be/-OGOKzq6czY Dare I say this? Things seems to be going pretty well with the gay rights movement. We’re seeing same-sex marriage being legalised in an increasing number of nations; it’s actually legalised recently in some countries by popular vote. But, this positive direction isn’t ubiquitous. We have to face how far the world as a whole must come still, and you know what? By taking a look at some of the worst and topical areas for gay rights movements, I’ve figured out a lot about the nature of outright homophobia and what it is society must overcome. This isn’t my usual kind of ‘fun-facts’ video, but I’ve learned a lot from researching this… So, stick with me for a bit – hopefully I can show you too. So let me try to share, and inform you a little bit more about: What happens if… You’re a homosexual in Uganda. To begin, here’s something from the mouth of Uganda’s minister for ethics, Simon Lokodo: ‘We have laws that govern this society, and they are very clear. Uganda is not a home for homosexuals… These homos are everywhere; in schools, churches, families, government institutions, villages… ooh they are everywhere. Now my commitment is to fight them; even if I remain alone, I will not give up this fight.’ So here’s the question: what happens if you’re gay in Uganda? The answer… Well, if Lokodo’s words gave a hint… then gather ‘round, this is core to understanding homophobia. Let’s start by looking at: Uganda law and homosexuality. Uganda’s Penal Code Act makes illegal ‘unnatural acts’, with punishments up to life sentences. Well, what’s an unnatural act? Guess that depends on the interpreter. Too bad that ambiguity and laws don’t work well together. Two years ago, the anti-homosexuality act was signed by Uganda’s current president – it cleared up the Penal Code Act, counting homosexuality a crime, in some cases worthy of a life sentence in prison. In its original version, it suggested the penalty for attempts at gay marriage. The worst part? It was passed illegally, lacking the right number of law-makers for the vote. So what does a homosexual in Uganda do? Face prosecution, life imprisonment, substantial fines. Let’s be thankful that that isn’t what the people of Uganda did. The gay-rights organization, Sexual Minorities Uganda, or SMUG for short, took legal action – eventually getting the law ruled null by Uganda’s Constitutional Court. But the struggle for defending equality continues. Late 2014, the ‘prohibition of promotion of unnatural sexual practices bill’ was leaked online. If this is passed, homosexuals can be arbitrarily imprisoned for… Up to seven years! Since its discovery, SMUG have been raising awareness about the bill, doing everything they can to prevent its arrival. So far, no word of it being passed. -
2:48Uganda’s Express Highway
Uganda’s Express HighwayUganda’s Express Highway
Uganda has unveiled plans for a billion dollar express highway. The 70 kilometre, eight-lane road will run from the capital Kampala to the country's second largest industrial town, Jinja. It's hoped the new infrastructure will ease movement of goods within the country and by large the East Africa region. -
0:43Uganda ranked best expat destination in Africa
Uganda ranked best expat destination in AfricaUganda ranked best expat destination in Africa
Uganda has been named the most favored country in Africa for expats to live in 2016. The country ranked 25th on a survey published by the Expat insider which scored countries on ease of settling, learning a local language, and family life. Uganda ranked second in friendliness only after newcomer Taiwan. Kenya ranked 2nd in Africa and 46th in the world while Nigeria ranked last on the quality of life and cost of living indices but recorded an improvement from last year in the ease of s… READ MORE : http://www.africanews.com/2016/08/30/uganda-ranked-best-expat-destination-in-africa Africanews is a new pan-African media pioneering multilingual and independent news telling expertise in Sub-Saharan Africa. Subscribe on ourYoutube channel : https://www.youtube.com/c/africanews Africanews is available in English and French. Website : www.africanews.com Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/africanews.channel/ Twitter : https://twitter.com/africanews -
2:24Uganda refugee burden: Country hosting over 800,000 refugees in its camps
Uganda refugee burden: Country hosting over 800,000 refugees in its campsUganda refugee burden: Country hosting over 800,000 refugees in its camps
Uganda has been keeping its doors open to host an ever-growing number of refugees, with figures now getting to over 800,000,... but now even they are feeling the burden. Many of the refugees are from neighbouring South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Somalia. Most of them found homes in the Bidi Bidi settlement in northern Uganda. Watch more NTV Kenya videos at ntv.co.ke and nation.co.ke. Follow @ntvkenya on Twitter. Like our page on Facebook: NTV Kenya. Follow and Double tap on Instagram: NTV Kenya Join Our Telegram channel: www.telegram.me/NTVNewsRush -
3:06Life in Kampala
Life in KampalaLife in Kampala
A city built on seven hills, Kampala, the capital of Uganda offers an exciting cultural experience for many foreign visitors. Rated by the UN as a country with the happiest people in East Africa, many foreigners find it easy to stay and live comfortably within the city. Michael Baleke reports. -
3:37Pakistani nationals in Uganda celebrate their country's independence day
Pakistani nationals in Uganda celebrate their country's independence dayPakistani nationals in Uganda celebrate their country's independence day
The Pakistani Community in Uganda has today celebrated the 69th Independence Day anniversary in Kampala, The Celebrations were attended by Hundreds of Pakistan Nationals and Ugandans. Subscribe to Our Channel For more news visit http://www.ntv.co.ug Follow us on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/ntvuganda Like our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/NTVUganda -
26:01Uganda's Health Pyramid - People & Power
Uganda's Health Pyramid - People & PowerUganda's Health Pyramid - People & Power
Living in a poor country with one of the worst doctor-patient ratios in the world - about one for every 24,000 people - it's perhaps no surprise that many Ugandans are tempted by alternative remedies, even though there's often little evidence to support the claims made about their efficacy in treating or preventing disease. But the phenomenon does beg many questions, not least of which are who is really benefiting from the sale of these products and how exactly are they marketed? We'd heard reports about one particularly controversial business, a complex multi-level marketing scheme run in Uganda under the aegis of a Chinese company called Tiens, which produces food supplements. Its products, we'd been told, were being inappropriately sold as medications - in some cases for very serious diseases. We had also heard disturbing claims that its sales representatives, or "distributors" as they are known, were being invited to invest large sums of money in Tiens products, when in reality there was little chance of most of them ever making the kind of dazzling returns that the company promised. So we sent a filmmaking team and Ugandan reporter Halima Athumani to investigate further. - Subscribe to our channel: http://aje.io/AJSubscribe - Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AJEnglish - Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera - Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/ -
3:45Uganda - Country faces serious humanitarian crisis
Uganda - Country faces serious humanitarian crisisUganda - Country faces serious humanitarian crisis
T/I: 10:04:13 GS 10:32:39 Aid agencies in Uganda say parts of the country are facing a serious humanitarian crisis following increased fighting between Ugandan rebels and government troops. Some 60,000 people have reportedly fled the fighting in the mountainous areas bordering the Congo. Close to 20,000 have ended up in the tiny town of Bundibujo, 500 kilometres south west of the capital Kampala. Aid agency officials fear an outbreak of disease as the displaced find shelter in shops, schools, hospitals and churches and camp in the open in crowded and unsanitary conditions. Bundibujo's hospital is overcrowded with wounded and malnourished women and children, many suffering from machete wounds. The United Nations World Food Programme have been delivering badly needed aid to the area but have been hampered by dangerous, rebel infested roads through the mountains. SHOWS: UGANDA, RECENT WS piles of World Food Programme sacks in warehouse; CU sack of flour; men loading sacks into truck; UN flags pullout to UN convoy leaving; UN convoy through street with military ; Military convoy through mountain pass; armoured vehicle on road; soldiers sitting in back of UN truck; BUNDIBUJO (500 KM southwest of Kampala) Convoy arriving into town; WS town centre; armed soldier in street; 4 VS displaced people in open air camps; CU children pullout family outside tent; mother and child pan of children; interior shelter; cu infant on floor of shelter; WS exterior hospital; cu leg wound from machete pullout to injured woman sitting on bed; emaciated man in hospital bed; WS injured in hospital; SOT man in hospital standing by injured woman's bed: "This woman was attacked by rebels, she was hit with a machete." Children sitting in hospital with bags of belongings; cu child lying on mattress pullout to mother and child lying side by side; child health clinic sign; WS children eating out of bowl; cu bowl; mother breastfeeding child; children sitting in doorway; SOT Michael Amanya, Action AID: We find that there are approximately 59,000 displaced people .. outbreak of some diseases; Overcrowding inside shelter; Red Cross distributing food; VS women carrying bundles of sticks, bananas; WS people in street; 3.44 You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/a85d42dbf69b10a321d0caf7a22da1bd Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
9:58My Makeup/Foundation Routine in Uganda - Light Coverage (for a hot country)
My Makeup/Foundation Routine in Uganda - Light Coverage (for a hot country) -
7:01Uganda my country.
Uganda my country.Uganda my country.
My journey to the deep southwest of Uganda included climbing one of the inactive volcanic mountains in Western Uganda and taking a boat ride on Lake Bunyonyi which is actually the 2nd deepest lake in Africa. Oh what a beautiful land you are! FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY. Filmed Ak Simba -
26:47Uganda; Sustainable Tourism
Uganda; Sustainable TourismUganda; Sustainable Tourism
Prairie Public brings viewers on a tour of the developing tourism industry in Uganda in its new local production "Uganda: Sustainable Tourism." Documenting a six-year pilot project by the University of Manitoba's National Resources Institute, Dr. Michael Campbell helped three Ugandan communities in ecologically sensitive areas develop strategies to build its tourism industry while protecting the breathtaking scenery and abundant wildlife travelers come to see. Production funding is provided by the Natural Resources Institute at the University of Manitoba through a UPCD grant from Canadian International Development Agency and AUCC, and by the members of Prairie Public -
6:36Uganda’s Growth in the Era of Oil and Volatility
Uganda’s Growth in the Era of Oil and VolatilityUganda’s Growth in the Era of Oil and Volatility
Despite the slump in global oil prices, the start of commercial oil production in Uganda in 2018 offers long-term prospects to diversify the country’s economy and catapult it to upper middle income status in 30 years, according to the country’s new economic memorandum.
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Life in Uganda 40 Years On
40 years ago Uganda was home to a large Asian community, Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs called it paradise. But the peace and tranquillity that existed for generations was to be short lived due to the actions of Idi Amin. In 1972 he ordered Asians to leave the country and were given just 90 days to flee. Pukaar News travelled to Uganda with Businessman Khalid Sheikh from Leicester. He was born in Uganda but had to leave with his family when he was just 14, but he regularly returns to visit his mothers grave. Pukaar News spoke to other Ugandan Asians who were forced to leave 40 years ago but have since returned to the county and re-started businesses including Mayur Madhvani and Sudhir Ruparelia.
published: 09 Nov 2012 -
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WORST Country To Be Gay - Uganda
What Happens If your gay in Uganda?! You might get killed!!! Violence, social rejection, and homophobia is just some of the difficulties LGBT people face as homosexuality is considered a CRIME and ILLEGAL in the country! Subscribe for new videos: https://goo.gl/VjVWgz Watch "Benefits of Using Your Non-Dominant Hand" video here: https://youtu.be/XdDMWk4pOL4 Watch "What Happens When You Have World’s Biggest Hernia?" video here: https://youtu.be/KkZX3U8X3gQ Watch “What Happens If You Were a 90s Kid” video here: https://youtu.be/-OGOKzq6czY Dare I say this? Things seems to be going pretty well with the gay rights movement. We’re seeing same-sex marriage being legalised in an increasing number of nations; it’s actually legalised recently in some countries by popular vote. But, this positive d...
published: 22 Sep 2016 -
Uganda’s Express Highway
Uganda has unveiled plans for a billion dollar express highway. The 70 kilometre, eight-lane road will run from the capital Kampala to the country's second largest industrial town, Jinja. It's hoped the new infrastructure will ease movement of goods within the country and by large the East Africa region.
published: 22 Oct 2014 -
Uganda ranked best expat destination in Africa
Uganda has been named the most favored country in Africa for expats to live in 2016. The country ranked 25th on a survey published by the Expat insider which scored countries on ease of settling, learning a local language, and family life. Uganda ranked second in friendliness only after newcomer Taiwan. Kenya ranked 2nd in Africa and 46th in the world while Nigeria ranked last on the quality of life and cost of living indices but recorded an improvement from last year in the ease of s… READ MORE : http://www.africanews.com/2016/08/30/uganda-ranked-best-expat-destination-in-africa Africanews is a new pan-African media pioneering multilingual and independent news telling expertise in Sub-Saharan Africa. Subscribe on ourYoutube channel : https://www.youtube.com/c/africanews Afric...
published: 30 Aug 2016 -
Uganda refugee burden: Country hosting over 800,000 refugees in its camps
Uganda has been keeping its doors open to host an ever-growing number of refugees, with figures now getting to over 800,000,... but now even they are feeling the burden. Many of the refugees are from neighbouring South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Somalia. Most of them found homes in the Bidi Bidi settlement in northern Uganda. Watch more NTV Kenya videos at ntv.co.ke and nation.co.ke. Follow @ntvkenya on Twitter. Like our page on Facebook: NTV Kenya. Follow and Double tap on Instagram: NTV Kenya Join Our Telegram channel: www.telegram.me/NTVNewsRush
published: 05 Feb 2017 -
Life in Kampala
A city built on seven hills, Kampala, the capital of Uganda offers an exciting cultural experience for many foreign visitors. Rated by the UN as a country with the happiest people in East Africa, many foreigners find it easy to stay and live comfortably within the city. Michael Baleke reports.
published: 28 Dec 2014 -
Pakistani nationals in Uganda celebrate their country's independence day
The Pakistani Community in Uganda has today celebrated the 69th Independence Day anniversary in Kampala, The Celebrations were attended by Hundreds of Pakistan Nationals and Ugandans. Subscribe to Our Channel For more news visit http://www.ntv.co.ug Follow us on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/ntvuganda Like our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/NTVUganda
published: 21 Aug 2016 -
Uganda's Health Pyramid - People & Power
Living in a poor country with one of the worst doctor-patient ratios in the world - about one for every 24,000 people - it's perhaps no surprise that many Ugandans are tempted by alternative remedies, even though there's often little evidence to support the claims made about their efficacy in treating or preventing disease. But the phenomenon does beg many questions, not least of which are who is really benefiting from the sale of these products and how exactly are they marketed? We'd heard reports about one particularly controversial business, a complex multi-level marketing scheme run in Uganda under the aegis of a Chinese company called Tiens, which produces food supplements. Its products, we'd been told, were being inappropriately sold as medications - in some cases for very serious ...
published: 02 Feb 2017 -
Uganda - Country faces serious humanitarian crisis
T/I: 10:04:13 GS 10:32:39 Aid agencies in Uganda say parts of the country are facing a serious humanitarian crisis following increased fighting between Ugandan rebels and government troops. Some 60,000 people have reportedly fled the fighting in the mountainous areas bordering the Congo. Close to 20,000 have ended up in the tiny town of Bundibujo, 500 kilometres south west of the capital Kampala. Aid agency officials fear an outbreak of disease as the displaced find shelter in shops, schools, hospitals and churches and camp in the open in crowded and unsanitary conditions. Bundibujo's hospital is overcrowded with wounded and malnourished women and children, many suffering from machete wounds. The United Nations World Food Programme have been delivering badly needed aid to the...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
My Makeup/Foundation Routine in Uganda - Light Coverage (for a hot country)
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published: 10 Jul 2013 -
Uganda my country.
My journey to the deep southwest of Uganda included climbing one of the inactive volcanic mountains in Western Uganda and taking a boat ride on Lake Bunyonyi which is actually the 2nd deepest lake in Africa. Oh what a beautiful land you are! FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY. Filmed Ak Simba
published: 30 Apr 2013 -
Uganda; Sustainable Tourism
Prairie Public brings viewers on a tour of the developing tourism industry in Uganda in its new local production "Uganda: Sustainable Tourism." Documenting a six-year pilot project by the University of Manitoba's National Resources Institute, Dr. Michael Campbell helped three Ugandan communities in ecologically sensitive areas develop strategies to build its tourism industry while protecting the breathtaking scenery and abundant wildlife travelers come to see. Production funding is provided by the Natural Resources Institute at the University of Manitoba through a UPCD grant from Canadian International Development Agency and AUCC, and by the members of Prairie Public
published: 26 Sep 2013 -
Uganda’s Growth in the Era of Oil and Volatility
Despite the slump in global oil prices, the start of commercial oil production in Uganda in 2018 offers long-term prospects to diversify the country’s economy and catapult it to upper middle income status in 30 years, according to the country’s new economic memorandum.
published: 22 Jun 2016 -
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Uganda: Country Yet To Seize Solar Energy Opportunity amid High Energy Costs
In Uganda, solar power is still relatively under-utilised, but one man in a rural community is proving that the benefits are many, bringing power to community that once had none
published: 13 Apr 2015
Life in Uganda 40 Years On
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- Duration: 8:50
- Updated: 09 Nov 2012
- views: 184564
40 years ago Uganda was home to a large Asian community, Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs called it paradise. But the peace and tranquillity that existed for generati...
40 years ago Uganda was home to a large Asian community, Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs called it paradise. But the peace and tranquillity that existed for generations was to be short lived due to the actions of Idi Amin. In 1972 he ordered Asians to leave the country and were given just 90 days to flee.
Pukaar News travelled to Uganda with Businessman Khalid Sheikh from Leicester. He was born in Uganda but had to leave with his family when he was just 14, but he regularly returns to visit his mothers grave.
Pukaar News spoke to other Ugandan Asians who were forced to leave 40 years ago but have since returned to the county and re-started businesses including Mayur Madhvani and Sudhir Ruparelia.
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40 years ago Uganda was home to a large Asian community, Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs called it paradise. But the peace and tranquillity that existed for generations was to be short lived due to the actions of Idi Amin. In 1972 he ordered Asians to leave the country and were given just 90 days to flee.
Pukaar News travelled to Uganda with Businessman Khalid Sheikh from Leicester. He was born in Uganda but had to leave with his family when he was just 14, but he regularly returns to visit his mothers grave.
Pukaar News spoke to other Ugandan Asians who were forced to leave 40 years ago but have since returned to the county and re-started businesses including Mayur Madhvani and Sudhir Ruparelia.
- published: 09 Nov 2012
- views: 184564
Uganda | Pearl of Africa
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- Duration: 3:37
- Updated: 01 Dec 2014
- views: 43033
Last month I went visiting the cousins in Uganda, together with Matoke Tours.
Seen some chimps, ate some bananas!
Last month I went visiting the cousins in Uganda, together with Matoke Tours.
Seen some chimps, ate some bananas!
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WORST Country To Be Gay - Uganda
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:53
- Updated: 22 Sep 2016
- views: 2173
What Happens If your gay in Uganda?! You might get killed!!! Violence, social rejection, and homophobia is just some of the difficulties LGBT people face as hom...
What Happens If your gay in Uganda?! You might get killed!!! Violence, social rejection, and homophobia is just some of the difficulties LGBT people face as homosexuality is considered a CRIME and ILLEGAL in the country!
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Dare I say this? Things seems to be going pretty well with the gay rights movement. We’re seeing same-sex marriage being legalised in an increasing number of nations; it’s actually legalised recently in some countries by popular vote. But, this positive direction isn’t ubiquitous. We have to face how far the world as a whole must come still, and you know what? By taking a look at some of the worst and topical areas for gay rights movements, I’ve figured out a lot about the nature of outright homophobia and what it is society must overcome. This isn’t my usual kind of ‘fun-facts’ video, but I’ve learned a lot from researching this… So, stick with me for a bit – hopefully I can show you too. So let me try to share, and inform you a little bit more about: What happens if… You’re a homosexual in Uganda.
To begin, here’s something from the mouth of Uganda’s minister for ethics, Simon Lokodo:
‘We have laws that govern this society, and they are very clear. Uganda is not a home for homosexuals… These homos are everywhere; in schools, churches, families, government institutions, villages… ooh they are everywhere. Now my commitment is to fight them; even if I remain alone, I will not give up this fight.’
So here’s the question: what happens if you’re gay in Uganda? The answer… Well, if Lokodo’s words gave a hint… then gather ‘round, this is core to understanding homophobia. Let’s start by looking at: Uganda law and homosexuality.
Uganda’s Penal Code Act makes illegal ‘unnatural acts’, with punishments up to life sentences. Well, what’s an unnatural act? Guess that depends on the interpreter. Too bad that ambiguity and laws don’t work well together.
Two years ago, the anti-homosexuality act was signed by Uganda’s current president – it cleared up the Penal Code Act, counting homosexuality a crime, in some cases worthy of a life sentence in prison. In its original version, it suggested the penalty for attempts at gay marriage.
The worst part? It was passed illegally, lacking the right number of law-makers for the vote.
So what does a homosexual in Uganda do? Face prosecution, life imprisonment, substantial fines. Let’s be thankful that that isn’t what the people of Uganda did. The gay-rights organization, Sexual Minorities Uganda, or SMUG for short, took legal action – eventually getting the law ruled null by Uganda’s Constitutional Court.
But the struggle for defending equality continues. Late 2014, the ‘prohibition of promotion of unnatural sexual practices bill’ was leaked online. If this is passed, homosexuals can be arbitrarily imprisoned for… Up to seven years! Since its discovery, SMUG have been raising awareness about the bill, doing everything they can to prevent its arrival. So far, no word of it being passed.
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What Happens If your gay in Uganda?! You might get killed!!! Violence, social rejection, and homophobia is just some of the difficulties LGBT people face as homosexuality is considered a CRIME and ILLEGAL in the country!
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Watch "Benefits of Using Your Non-Dominant Hand" video here: https://youtu.be/XdDMWk4pOL4
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Watch “What Happens If You Were a 90s Kid” video here: https://youtu.be/-OGOKzq6czY
Dare I say this? Things seems to be going pretty well with the gay rights movement. We’re seeing same-sex marriage being legalised in an increasing number of nations; it’s actually legalised recently in some countries by popular vote. But, this positive direction isn’t ubiquitous. We have to face how far the world as a whole must come still, and you know what? By taking a look at some of the worst and topical areas for gay rights movements, I’ve figured out a lot about the nature of outright homophobia and what it is society must overcome. This isn’t my usual kind of ‘fun-facts’ video, but I’ve learned a lot from researching this… So, stick with me for a bit – hopefully I can show you too. So let me try to share, and inform you a little bit more about: What happens if… You’re a homosexual in Uganda.
To begin, here’s something from the mouth of Uganda’s minister for ethics, Simon Lokodo:
‘We have laws that govern this society, and they are very clear. Uganda is not a home for homosexuals… These homos are everywhere; in schools, churches, families, government institutions, villages… ooh they are everywhere. Now my commitment is to fight them; even if I remain alone, I will not give up this fight.’
So here’s the question: what happens if you’re gay in Uganda? The answer… Well, if Lokodo’s words gave a hint… then gather ‘round, this is core to understanding homophobia. Let’s start by looking at: Uganda law and homosexuality.
Uganda’s Penal Code Act makes illegal ‘unnatural acts’, with punishments up to life sentences. Well, what’s an unnatural act? Guess that depends on the interpreter. Too bad that ambiguity and laws don’t work well together.
Two years ago, the anti-homosexuality act was signed by Uganda’s current president – it cleared up the Penal Code Act, counting homosexuality a crime, in some cases worthy of a life sentence in prison. In its original version, it suggested the penalty for attempts at gay marriage.
The worst part? It was passed illegally, lacking the right number of law-makers for the vote.
So what does a homosexual in Uganda do? Face prosecution, life imprisonment, substantial fines. Let’s be thankful that that isn’t what the people of Uganda did. The gay-rights organization, Sexual Minorities Uganda, or SMUG for short, took legal action – eventually getting the law ruled null by Uganda’s Constitutional Court.
But the struggle for defending equality continues. Late 2014, the ‘prohibition of promotion of unnatural sexual practices bill’ was leaked online. If this is passed, homosexuals can be arbitrarily imprisoned for… Up to seven years! Since its discovery, SMUG have been raising awareness about the bill, doing everything they can to prevent its arrival. So far, no word of it being passed.
- published: 22 Sep 2016
- views: 2173
Uganda’s Express Highway
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- Duration: 2:48
- Updated: 22 Oct 2014
- views: 30723
Uganda has unveiled plans for a billion dollar express highway. The 70 kilometre, eight-lane road will run from the capital Kampala to the country's second larg...
Uganda has unveiled plans for a billion dollar express highway. The 70 kilometre, eight-lane road will run from the capital Kampala to the country's second largest industrial town, Jinja. It's hoped the new infrastructure will ease movement of goods within the country and by large the East Africa region.
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Uganda has unveiled plans for a billion dollar express highway. The 70 kilometre, eight-lane road will run from the capital Kampala to the country's second largest industrial town, Jinja. It's hoped the new infrastructure will ease movement of goods within the country and by large the East Africa region.
- published: 22 Oct 2014
- views: 30723
Uganda ranked best expat destination in Africa
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- Duration: 0:43
- Updated: 30 Aug 2016
- views: 433
Uganda has been named the most favored country in Africa for expats to live in 2016.
The country ranked 25th on a survey published by the Expat insider which s...
Uganda has been named the most favored country in Africa for expats to live in 2016.
The country ranked 25th on a survey published by the Expat insider which scored countries on ease of settling, learning a local language, and family life.
Uganda ranked second in friendliness only after newcomer Taiwan.
Kenya ranked 2nd in Africa and 46th in the world while Nigeria ranked last on the quality of life and cost of living indices but recorded an improvement from last year in the ease of s…
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Uganda has been named the most favored country in Africa for expats to live in 2016.
The country ranked 25th on a survey published by the Expat insider which scored countries on ease of settling, learning a local language, and family life.
Uganda ranked second in friendliness only after newcomer Taiwan.
Kenya ranked 2nd in Africa and 46th in the world while Nigeria ranked last on the quality of life and cost of living indices but recorded an improvement from last year in the ease of s…
READ MORE : http://www.africanews.com/2016/08/30/uganda-ranked-best-expat-destination-in-africa
Africanews is a new pan-African media pioneering multilingual and independent news telling expertise in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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- published: 30 Aug 2016
- views: 433
Uganda refugee burden: Country hosting over 800,000 refugees in its camps
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- Duration: 2:24
- Updated: 05 Feb 2017
- views: 1016
Uganda has been keeping its doors open to host an ever-growing number of refugees, with figures now getting to over 800,000,... but now even they are feeling th...
Uganda has been keeping its doors open to host an ever-growing number of refugees, with figures now getting to over 800,000,... but now even they are feeling the burden.
Many of the refugees are from neighbouring South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Somalia. Most of them found homes in the Bidi Bidi settlement in northern Uganda.
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Uganda has been keeping its doors open to host an ever-growing number of refugees, with figures now getting to over 800,000,... but now even they are feeling the burden.
Many of the refugees are from neighbouring South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Somalia. Most of them found homes in the Bidi Bidi settlement in northern Uganda.
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- published: 05 Feb 2017
- views: 1016
Life in Kampala
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- Duration: 3:06
- Updated: 28 Dec 2014
- views: 27162
A city built on seven hills, Kampala, the capital of Uganda offers an exciting cultural experience for many foreign visitors. Rated by the UN as a country with ...
A city built on seven hills, Kampala, the capital of Uganda offers an exciting cultural experience for many foreign visitors. Rated by the UN as a country with the happiest people in East Africa, many foreigners find it easy to stay and live comfortably within the city. Michael Baleke reports.
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A city built on seven hills, Kampala, the capital of Uganda offers an exciting cultural experience for many foreign visitors. Rated by the UN as a country with the happiest people in East Africa, many foreigners find it easy to stay and live comfortably within the city. Michael Baleke reports.
- published: 28 Dec 2014
- views: 27162
Pakistani nationals in Uganda celebrate their country's independence day
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- Duration: 3:37
- Updated: 21 Aug 2016
- views: 1314
The Pakistani Community in Uganda has today celebrated the 69th Independence Day anniversary in Kampala, The Celebrations were attended by Hundreds of Pakistan ...
The Pakistani Community in Uganda has today celebrated the 69th Independence Day anniversary in Kampala, The Celebrations were attended by Hundreds of Pakistan Nationals and Ugandans.
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The Pakistani Community in Uganda has today celebrated the 69th Independence Day anniversary in Kampala, The Celebrations were attended by Hundreds of Pakistan Nationals and Ugandans.
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- published: 21 Aug 2016
- views: 1314
Uganda's Health Pyramid - People & Power
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- Duration: 26:01
- Updated: 02 Feb 2017
- views: 988
Living in a poor country with one of the worst doctor-patient ratios in the world - about one for every 24,000 people - it's perhaps no surprise that many Ugand...
Living in a poor country with one of the worst doctor-patient ratios in the world - about one for every 24,000 people - it's perhaps no surprise that many Ugandans are tempted by alternative remedies, even though there's often little evidence to support the claims made about their efficacy in treating or preventing disease. But the phenomenon does beg many questions, not least of which are who is really benefiting from the sale of these products and how exactly are they marketed?
We'd heard reports about one particularly controversial business, a complex multi-level marketing scheme run in Uganda under the aegis of a Chinese company called Tiens, which produces food supplements.
Its products, we'd been told, were being inappropriately sold as medications - in some cases for very serious diseases. We had also heard disturbing claims that its sales representatives, or "distributors" as they are known, were being invited to invest large sums of money in Tiens products, when in reality there was little chance of most of them ever making the kind of dazzling returns that the company promised.
So we sent a filmmaking team and Ugandan reporter Halima Athumani to investigate further.
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Living in a poor country with one of the worst doctor-patient ratios in the world - about one for every 24,000 people - it's perhaps no surprise that many Ugandans are tempted by alternative remedies, even though there's often little evidence to support the claims made about their efficacy in treating or preventing disease. But the phenomenon does beg many questions, not least of which are who is really benefiting from the sale of these products and how exactly are they marketed?
We'd heard reports about one particularly controversial business, a complex multi-level marketing scheme run in Uganda under the aegis of a Chinese company called Tiens, which produces food supplements.
Its products, we'd been told, were being inappropriately sold as medications - in some cases for very serious diseases. We had also heard disturbing claims that its sales representatives, or "distributors" as they are known, were being invited to invest large sums of money in Tiens products, when in reality there was little chance of most of them ever making the kind of dazzling returns that the company promised.
So we sent a filmmaking team and Ugandan reporter Halima Athumani to investigate further.
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- published: 02 Feb 2017
- views: 988
Uganda - Country faces serious humanitarian crisis
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- Duration: 3:45
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 113
T/I: 10:04:13 GS 10:32:39
Aid agencies in Uganda say parts of the country are facing a serious humanitarian crisis following increased fighting betwee...
T/I: 10:04:13 GS 10:32:39
Aid agencies in Uganda say parts of the country are facing a serious humanitarian crisis following increased fighting between Ugandan rebels and government troops. Some 60,000 people have reportedly fled the fighting in the mountainous areas bordering the Congo. Close to 20,000 have ended up in the tiny town of Bundibujo, 500 kilometres south
west of the capital Kampala.
Aid agency officials fear an outbreak of disease as the displaced find shelter in shops, schools, hospitals and churches and camp in the open in crowded and unsanitary conditions.
Bundibujo's hospital is overcrowded with wounded and malnourished women and children, many suffering from machete wounds.
The United Nations World Food Programme have been delivering badly needed aid to the area but have been hampered by dangerous, rebel infested roads through the mountains.
SHOWS:
UGANDA, RECENT
WS piles of World Food Programme sacks in warehouse;
CU sack of flour;
men loading sacks into truck;
UN flags pullout to UN convoy leaving;
UN convoy through street with military ;
Military convoy through mountain pass;
armoured vehicle on road;
soldiers sitting in back of UN truck;
BUNDIBUJO (500 KM southwest of Kampala)
Convoy arriving into town;
WS town centre;
armed soldier in street;
4 VS displaced people in open air camps;
CU children pullout family outside tent;
mother and child pan of children;
interior shelter;
cu infant on floor of shelter;
WS exterior hospital;
cu leg wound from machete pullout to injured woman sitting on bed; emaciated man in hospital bed;
WS injured in hospital;
SOT man in hospital standing by injured woman's bed: "This woman was attacked by rebels, she was hit with a machete."
Children sitting in hospital with bags of belongings;
cu child lying on mattress pullout to mother and child lying side by side;
child health clinic sign;
WS children eating out of bowl;
cu bowl;
mother breastfeeding child;
children sitting in doorway;
SOT Michael Amanya, Action AID: We find that there are approximately 59,000 displaced people .. outbreak of some diseases;
Overcrowding inside shelter;
Red Cross distributing food;
VS women carrying bundles of sticks, bananas;
WS people in street;
3.44
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T/I: 10:04:13 GS 10:32:39
Aid agencies in Uganda say parts of the country are facing a serious humanitarian crisis following increased fighting between Ugandan rebels and government troops. Some 60,000 people have reportedly fled the fighting in the mountainous areas bordering the Congo. Close to 20,000 have ended up in the tiny town of Bundibujo, 500 kilometres south
west of the capital Kampala.
Aid agency officials fear an outbreak of disease as the displaced find shelter in shops, schools, hospitals and churches and camp in the open in crowded and unsanitary conditions.
Bundibujo's hospital is overcrowded with wounded and malnourished women and children, many suffering from machete wounds.
The United Nations World Food Programme have been delivering badly needed aid to the area but have been hampered by dangerous, rebel infested roads through the mountains.
SHOWS:
UGANDA, RECENT
WS piles of World Food Programme sacks in warehouse;
CU sack of flour;
men loading sacks into truck;
UN flags pullout to UN convoy leaving;
UN convoy through street with military ;
Military convoy through mountain pass;
armoured vehicle on road;
soldiers sitting in back of UN truck;
BUNDIBUJO (500 KM southwest of Kampala)
Convoy arriving into town;
WS town centre;
armed soldier in street;
4 VS displaced people in open air camps;
CU children pullout family outside tent;
mother and child pan of children;
interior shelter;
cu infant on floor of shelter;
WS exterior hospital;
cu leg wound from machete pullout to injured woman sitting on bed; emaciated man in hospital bed;
WS injured in hospital;
SOT man in hospital standing by injured woman's bed: "This woman was attacked by rebels, she was hit with a machete."
Children sitting in hospital with bags of belongings;
cu child lying on mattress pullout to mother and child lying side by side;
child health clinic sign;
WS children eating out of bowl;
cu bowl;
mother breastfeeding child;
children sitting in doorway;
SOT Michael Amanya, Action AID: We find that there are approximately 59,000 displaced people .. outbreak of some diseases;
Overcrowding inside shelter;
Red Cross distributing food;
VS women carrying bundles of sticks, bananas;
WS people in street;
3.44
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 113
My Makeup/Foundation Routine in Uganda - Light Coverage (for a hot country)
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- Duration: 9:58
- Updated: 10 Jul 2013
- views: 4089
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Uganda my country.
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- Duration: 7:01
- Updated: 30 Apr 2013
- views: 1610
My journey to the deep southwest of Uganda included climbing one of the inactive volcanic mountains in Western Uganda and taking a boat ride on Lake Bunyonyi w...
My journey to the deep southwest of Uganda included climbing one of the inactive volcanic mountains in Western Uganda and taking a boat ride on Lake Bunyonyi which is actually the 2nd deepest lake in Africa. Oh what a beautiful land you are! FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY. Filmed Ak Simba
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My journey to the deep southwest of Uganda included climbing one of the inactive volcanic mountains in Western Uganda and taking a boat ride on Lake Bunyonyi which is actually the 2nd deepest lake in Africa. Oh what a beautiful land you are! FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY. Filmed Ak Simba
- published: 30 Apr 2013
- views: 1610
Uganda; Sustainable Tourism
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- Duration: 26:47
- Updated: 26 Sep 2013
- views: 14175
Prairie Public brings viewers on a tour of the developing tourism industry in Uganda in its new local production "Uganda: Sustainable Tourism." Documenting a si...
Prairie Public brings viewers on a tour of the developing tourism industry in Uganda in its new local production "Uganda: Sustainable Tourism." Documenting a six-year pilot project by the University of Manitoba's National Resources Institute, Dr. Michael Campbell helped three Ugandan communities in ecologically sensitive areas develop strategies to build its tourism industry while protecting the breathtaking scenery and abundant wildlife travelers come to see.
Production funding is provided by the Natural Resources Institute at the University of Manitoba through a UPCD grant from Canadian International Development Agency and AUCC, and by the members of Prairie Public
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Prairie Public brings viewers on a tour of the developing tourism industry in Uganda in its new local production "Uganda: Sustainable Tourism." Documenting a six-year pilot project by the University of Manitoba's National Resources Institute, Dr. Michael Campbell helped three Ugandan communities in ecologically sensitive areas develop strategies to build its tourism industry while protecting the breathtaking scenery and abundant wildlife travelers come to see.
Production funding is provided by the Natural Resources Institute at the University of Manitoba through a UPCD grant from Canadian International Development Agency and AUCC, and by the members of Prairie Public
- published: 26 Sep 2013
- views: 14175
Uganda’s Growth in the Era of Oil and Volatility
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- Duration: 6:36
- Updated: 22 Jun 2016
- views: 902
Despite the slump in global oil prices, the start of commercial oil production in Uganda in 2018 offers long-term prospects to diversify the country’s economy a...
Despite the slump in global oil prices, the start of commercial oil production in Uganda in 2018 offers long-term prospects to diversify the country’s economy and catapult it to upper middle income status in 30 years, according to the country’s new economic memorandum.
https://wn.com/Uganda’S_Growth_In_The_Era_Of_Oil_And_Volatility
Despite the slump in global oil prices, the start of commercial oil production in Uganda in 2018 offers long-term prospects to diversify the country’s economy and catapult it to upper middle income status in 30 years, according to the country’s new economic memorandum.
- published: 22 Jun 2016
- views: 902
66 VISA FREE COUNTRIES TO UGANDA
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:34
- Updated: 19 Oct 2014
- views: 5689
Uganda: Country Yet To Seize Solar Energy Opportunity amid High Energy Costs
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- Duration: 2:42
- Updated: 13 Apr 2015
- views: 872
In Uganda, solar power is still relatively under-utilised, but one man in a rural community is proving that the benefits are many, bringing power to community ...
In Uganda, solar power is still relatively under-utilised, but one man in a rural community is proving that the benefits are many, bringing power to community that once had none
https://wn.com/Uganda_Country_Yet_To_Seize_Solar_Energy_Opportunity_Amid_High_Energy_Costs
In Uganda, solar power is still relatively under-utilised, but one man in a rural community is proving that the benefits are many, bringing power to community that once had none
- published: 13 Apr 2015
- views: 872
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A Tourist's Guide to Kampala, Uganda
www.theredquest.com I fly into Kampala and stay at the Sheraton. From there I have a wander around to see the marabou storks and then the next day head off on a city tour. I visit Owino Market, a couple of Mosques and generally have a great old time. Read my book about visiting every former Soviet Republic. Visit www.theredquest.com
published: 26 May 2012 -
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Discover Uganda Episode 1: Wildwaters Lodge & the Jinja Adventure Hub #DiscoverUgandaTV
Nestled in luxuriant rainforest on it’s own private island, mid-stream in the mighty Nile, Wildwaters Lodge is breathtaking. Join Kemiyondo Coutinho and Mosha Danze as they launch the Discover Uganda TV Show and showcase Jinja's magical Wildwaters Lodge and some of the adrenal activities that make Jinja Africa's Number 1 adventure destination. Join the Twitter discussion with the hashtag #DiscoverUgandaTV and Subscribe to this channel to catch the latest episodes!
published: 23 Dec 2014 -
Why We Travel: Uganda
Uganda June-August 2014 To have the same experience head to: http://volunteeruganda.org/volunteer-abroad Shot, Edited & Narrated by Ben Fitzgerald For More Videos By Ben Head To : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU45z-cefds0Ib-f33MQdvw http://vimeo.com/user3459937 Song - "Dad" (Featuring Camille Despres) by Thylacine
published: 03 Oct 2014 -
Uganda Tourist Attractions: 10 Top Places to Visit
Planning to visit Uganda? Check out our Uganda Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Uganda. Top Places to visit in Uganda: Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kibale National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, Lake Mburo National Park, Entebbe Wildlife Sanctuary, Ssese Islands, Mount Elgon National Park, Kasubi Tombs, Lake Mutanda Subscribe to Social Bubble: https://www.youtube.com/c/SocialBubbleNashik?sub_confirmation=1 To go to the World Travel Guide playlist go to: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3wNXIKi7sz3IilVSbByNJzEsCmsbIgv1 Visit our Website: http://socialbubble.global Follow us on Google+: https://plus.google.com/+SocialBubbleNashik Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/socialbubble Follow us on Twitter: h...
published: 02 Oct 2015 -
Uganda: a travel documentary
An adventure in the deepest heart of Africa. 21 improbable characters, 7 4x4s and 1 mechanic travelling around on the bumpy and dusty Ugandan roads. An incredible journey to reach one of the remotest place in the World: the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest where the last Mountain Gorilla are still living.
published: 01 Feb 2014 -
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Discover Uganda: Chobe Safari Lodge
Located in the Murchison Falls National Park, this Five Star lodge is undoubtedly the gem in Uganda's crown of tourism destinations. The breathtaking panoramic views, coupled with the sounds of the River Nile's magnificent rapids, sets the scene for an adventure that will impress even the most discerning of visitors. For more news visit http://www.ntv.co.ug Follow us on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/ntvuganda Like our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/NTVUganda
published: 11 Dec 2014 -
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Moments Away (cycling in Uganda and Kenya)
Six weeks and two thousands kilometers cycling from Victoria Lake (Uganda) to Indian Ocean (Kenya). Memorable adventures, friendly people, beautiful nature and Signe, amazing girl to cycle with! Locations: Eastern Uganda and Kenya, intro shot in Szczecin, Berlin and Istanbul. Music: Klingande - Jubel Featuring: Signe Bjerregaard Filming and editing: Radek Okienczuk More stories and pictures from Africa: http://www.QuestForMore.com/travel/africa Special Thanks to: * Richard Trillo, the author of "Rough Guide to Kenya", for his great support in planning the route (http://theroughguidetokenya.blogspot.com) * Serhat Kırmızıgül, for being extremely welcoming host in Istanbul * all good people in Africa who made this adventure unforgettable!
published: 02 Sep 2014 -
Abacus African Vacations - Murchison Falls
A video that takes you on a safari adventure with Abacus African Vacations to Uganda's biggest National Park - Murchison Falls. With 3893 square Km of land Murchison's size is matched only by it's diversity. The waterfall itself is the most powerful in the world, and taking a cruise along to Nile to the bottom of the falls known as 'The Devils Cauldron' is an unforgettable experience. Taking a game drive across the park you see herds of elephants, antelope, warthog and buffalo as well as 'towers' of giraffe - the only park in Uganda to host these beatiful creatures. Ziwa Rhino sanctuary just outside the park is another must visit when you are in the area. Here you get a chance to track the white rhino on foot! After a safety briefing you follow the guide to within just meters of these ...
published: 09 Mar 2013 -
Africa Adventure Safaris - Bwindi Impenetrable forest
Africa Adventure Safaris video of the jewel in the crown of the pearl of Africa - Bwindi Impenetrable forest. This world heritage site is famous throughout the world as home to the endangered mountain gorillas. One of the richest ecosystems in Africa Bwindi provides habitat for some 120 species of mammals, 348 species of bird, 220 species of butterflies and countless other creatures. In the video you will join a group going gorilla trekking - after being briefed by the experienced guide the group set off into the forest. The walk itself is worth the visit to Bwindi through beautiful unspoiled rainforest, but once you come across the family of gorillas, there is no other experience like it. Described by many as a life changing experience, and prompting memorable quotes from David Attenbor...
published: 06 Mar 2013 -
Arcadia Cottages - Lake Mburo
A video showing you the experience of staying at Arcadia cottages in Lake Mburo, Uganda. As well as the lodge facilities and staff, this video shows you some of the activities available like a walking safari where the guests get the chance to walk amongst the animals in the national park, led by an experienced guide and see details and sights that are often missed from a car. There is a lake cruise safari on Lake Mburo where you see abundant wildlife like hippos, crocodiles, hundreds of birds and plant life. Finally a night game drive where the nocturnal animals come out and are lit up by spotlights. For more information see www.arcadiacottages.net
published: 28 Dec 2013 -
Kenya: Made By The Rail (2009)
This is a journey into Kenya’s origins and its uncertain future. We travel along the colony’s iron foundations, the railway lines laid by the British imperialists as they raced to create a passage to Lake Victoria from Mombasa. 120 years later, the same railway is enjoyed by tourists seeking a taste of the vintage African safari, with luxury 1st-class carriages and pressed napkins. To either side of their trammelled way lie the gleaming metropolis of Nairobi, the rolling ranchers’ pastures and the sprawling slums of Kibera. Shot on SD and 8mm film, this film takes the viewer on an experiential journey through different periods of history and levels of society: we are welcomed by a demented Mau Mau veteran, carefully set on our way by a railway tourist guide, and bade farewell in true Momb...
published: 14 Dec 2013 -
Abercrombie & Kent: Luxury Kenya Safari Experiences
Located in Eastern Africa, Kenya lies astride the equator and shares its borders with Tanzania and Uganda. The country boasts a warm humid climate with diverse ecosystems, from snow-capped mountains, semi-arid desert regions and rainforests, to acacia-studded savannah, flamingo lakes, white palm-fringed ocean beaches and coral reefs. How about this for the ultimate sundowner? We heard about it from two guests, recently returned from Kenya's Mara North Conservancy. Their game drive ended on an isolated hill with a poetry-inducing 360-degree panorama. As the setting sun stained the vast wilderness blood red, their guide handed them Masai blankets, traditional weapons and an iced G&T with freshly cut lime. For a perfect crescendo, they spotted a huge leopard as they drove back to camp, foll...
published: 29 Jan 2014 -
Boars & Hunters ep 11
In the episode of “Boars and hunters” we will embark on a travel to the Asian part of Turkey. In the high mountains of Alanya we will see whether it is possible to undertake driven hunt for wild boars. Thanks to our tireless hunter with a camera we will follow the pushers through the dense bushes overgrown at the rocky ridges of the mountainous slopes, in order to personally drive the wild boars to our guest-hunters from Italy. After the high mountain driven hunt we will go further South at the very Equator. There, in the hunting mecca of the modern world – Uganda – we will witness an extraordinary hunting achievement. Gary Bogner will be our hunting guide and will show us how to shoot world records with a bow and several arrows. Will he be able in addition to the world record for Watherbu...
published: 17 Feb 2014 -
African Gorilla Trek
http://www.bajajonesadventures.com (562) 889-4016 For an unforgettable, life-changing experience, try gorilla trekking. This is a unique adventure in the heart of Africa's most spectacular rainforests. No matter how short or long the trek, spending time in the company of a gorilla family guarantees that the journey will be extraordinary. Keith (Baja) Jones is an avid writer about Baja travel and about gray whales. Every winter you will find him in Baja, somewhere near the Gray Whales. As the founder of Baja Jones Adventurers, Jones Adventures, Tigress Tours in Thailand and Butanding Tours in the Philippine Islands, he has led thousands of people to Mexico and other interesting locations around the world. Now those adventures continue in Africa. Since 1992 Baja Jones has logged over 3000 ...
published: 06 Jan 2013 -
Jenny Hamel
Jenny Hamel is an award winning television journalist who's been in the industry for ten years, working as both a reporter and an anchor. She was awarded an Emmy from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for a story she wrote and produced, based on her travels to Uganda with a San Diego humanitarian organization (A story she shot herself) She was also nominated for an Emmy for her coverage of President Obamas' Inauguration in January 2009. She and her colleague were the only television news team from San Diego to report on the Inauguration from Washington, D.C. In 2007, Jenny was on the frontlines of the October wildfires that ravaged San Diego. In addition to doing countless live shots for her hometown viewers and affiliates nationwide, she made regular appearances ...
published: 03 Aug 2010 -
African Gorilla Trek
http://www.bajajonesadventures.com (562) 889-4016 For an unforgettable, life-changing experience, try gorilla trekking. This is a unique adventure in the heart of Africa’s most spectacular rainforests. No matter how short or long the trek, spending time in the company of a gorilla family guarantees that the journey will be extraordinary. Keith (Baja) Jones is an avid writer about Baja travel and about gray whales. Every winter you will find him in Baja, somewhere near the Gray Whales. As the founder of Baja Jones Adventurers, Jones Adventures, Tigress Tours in Thailand and Butanding Tours in the Philippine Islands, he has led thousands of people to Mexico and other interesting locations around the world. Now those adventures continue in Africa. Since 1992 Baja Jones has logged over 30...
published: 20 Dec 2012
A Tourist's Guide to Kampala, Uganda
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- Duration: 7:40
- Updated: 26 May 2012
- views: 57017
www.theredquest.com
I fly into Kampala and stay at the Sheraton. From there I have a wander around to see the marabou storks and then the next day head off on ...
www.theredquest.com
I fly into Kampala and stay at the Sheraton. From there I have a wander around to see the marabou storks and then the next day head off on a city tour. I visit Owino Market, a couple of Mosques and generally have a great old time.
Read my book about visiting every former Soviet Republic. Visit www.theredquest.com
https://wn.com/A_Tourist's_Guide_To_Kampala,_Uganda
www.theredquest.com
I fly into Kampala and stay at the Sheraton. From there I have a wander around to see the marabou storks and then the next day head off on a city tour. I visit Owino Market, a couple of Mosques and generally have a great old time.
Read my book about visiting every former Soviet Republic. Visit www.theredquest.com
- published: 26 May 2012
- views: 57017
Uganda Travel Report / English subtitled
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- Duration: 32:14
- Updated: 10 Jun 2014
- views: 18030
The 30 minute film is commented and illustrated by entertaining the bandwidth of Ugandan life.
A travelogue from 2011.
The 30 minute film is commented and illustrated by entertaining the bandwidth of Ugandan life.
A travelogue from 2011.
https://wn.com/Uganda_Travel_Report_English_Subtitled
Discover Uganda Episode 1: Wildwaters Lodge & the Jinja Adventure Hub #DiscoverUgandaTV
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- Duration: 24:36
- Updated: 23 Dec 2014
- views: 18488
Nestled in luxuriant rainforest on it’s own private island, mid-stream in the mighty Nile, Wildwaters Lodge is breathtaking.
Join Kemiyondo Coutinho and Mosha ...
Nestled in luxuriant rainforest on it’s own private island, mid-stream in the mighty Nile, Wildwaters Lodge is breathtaking.
Join Kemiyondo Coutinho and Mosha Danze as they launch the Discover Uganda TV Show and showcase Jinja's magical Wildwaters Lodge and some of the adrenal activities that make Jinja Africa's Number 1 adventure destination.
Join the Twitter discussion with the hashtag #DiscoverUgandaTV and Subscribe to this channel to catch the latest episodes!
https://wn.com/Discover_Uganda_Episode_1_Wildwaters_Lodge_The_Jinja_Adventure_Hub_Discoverugandatv
Nestled in luxuriant rainforest on it’s own private island, mid-stream in the mighty Nile, Wildwaters Lodge is breathtaking.
Join Kemiyondo Coutinho and Mosha Danze as they launch the Discover Uganda TV Show and showcase Jinja's magical Wildwaters Lodge and some of the adrenal activities that make Jinja Africa's Number 1 adventure destination.
Join the Twitter discussion with the hashtag #DiscoverUgandaTV and Subscribe to this channel to catch the latest episodes!
- published: 23 Dec 2014
- views: 18488
Why We Travel: Uganda
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:53
- Updated: 03 Oct 2014
- views: 1368
Uganda June-August 2014
To have the same experience head to: http://volunteeruganda.org/volunteer-abroad
Shot, Edited & Narrated by Ben Fitzgerald
For More V...
Uganda June-August 2014
To have the same experience head to: http://volunteeruganda.org/volunteer-abroad
Shot, Edited & Narrated by Ben Fitzgerald
For More Videos By Ben Head To :
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU45z-cefds0Ib-f33MQdvw
http://vimeo.com/user3459937
Song - "Dad" (Featuring Camille Despres) by Thylacine
https://wn.com/Why_We_Travel_Uganda
Uganda June-August 2014
To have the same experience head to: http://volunteeruganda.org/volunteer-abroad
Shot, Edited & Narrated by Ben Fitzgerald
For More Videos By Ben Head To :
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU45z-cefds0Ib-f33MQdvw
http://vimeo.com/user3459937
Song - "Dad" (Featuring Camille Despres) by Thylacine
- published: 03 Oct 2014
- views: 1368
Uganda Tourist Attractions: 10 Top Places to Visit
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- Duration: 1:10
- Updated: 02 Oct 2015
- views: 1852
Planning to visit Uganda? Check out our Uganda Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Uganda.
Top Places to visit in Uganda:
Bwindi Impenet...
Planning to visit Uganda? Check out our Uganda Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Uganda.
Top Places to visit in Uganda:
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kibale National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, Lake Mburo National Park, Entebbe Wildlife Sanctuary, Ssese Islands, Mount Elgon National Park, Kasubi Tombs, Lake Mutanda
Subscribe to Social Bubble: https://www.youtube.com/c/SocialBubbleNashik?sub_confirmation=1
To go to the World Travel Guide playlist go to: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3wNXIKi7sz3IilVSbByNJzEsCmsbIgv1
Visit our Website: http://socialbubble.global
Follow us on Google+: https://plus.google.com/+SocialBubbleNashik
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This Video is Created and Marketed by Social Bubble Global. All Rights Reserved. For Travel & Tourism Industry Online Services Contact Social Bubble Today.
https://wn.com/Uganda_Tourist_Attractions_10_Top_Places_To_Visit
Planning to visit Uganda? Check out our Uganda Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Uganda.
Top Places to visit in Uganda:
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kibale National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, Lake Mburo National Park, Entebbe Wildlife Sanctuary, Ssese Islands, Mount Elgon National Park, Kasubi Tombs, Lake Mutanda
Subscribe to Social Bubble: https://www.youtube.com/c/SocialBubbleNashik?sub_confirmation=1
To go to the World Travel Guide playlist go to: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3wNXIKi7sz3IilVSbByNJzEsCmsbIgv1
Visit our Website: http://socialbubble.global
Follow us on Google+: https://plus.google.com/+SocialBubbleNashik
Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/socialbubble
Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/@SocialBubbleIn
This Video is Created and Marketed by Social Bubble Global. All Rights Reserved. For Travel & Tourism Industry Online Services Contact Social Bubble Today.
- published: 02 Oct 2015
- views: 1852
Uganda: a travel documentary
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 23:19
- Updated: 01 Feb 2014
- views: 6059
An adventure in the deepest heart of Africa. 21 improbable characters, 7 4x4s and 1 mechanic travelling around on the bumpy and dusty Ugandan roads. An incredib...
An adventure in the deepest heart of Africa. 21 improbable characters, 7 4x4s and 1 mechanic travelling around on the bumpy and dusty Ugandan roads. An incredible journey to reach one of the remotest place in the World: the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest where the last Mountain Gorilla are still living.
https://wn.com/Uganda_A_Travel_Documentary
An adventure in the deepest heart of Africa. 21 improbable characters, 7 4x4s and 1 mechanic travelling around on the bumpy and dusty Ugandan roads. An incredible journey to reach one of the remotest place in the World: the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest where the last Mountain Gorilla are still living.
- published: 01 Feb 2014
- views: 6059
What life in Uganda is like
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- Duration: 4:17
- Updated: 06 Dec 2015
- views: 1908
http://preparetoserve.com/UGANDA What life in Uganda is like. Uganda travel tips from an American perspective. Things to know before you visit Uganda.
http://preparetoserve.com/UGANDA What life in Uganda is like. Uganda travel tips from an American perspective. Things to know before you visit Uganda.
https://wn.com/What_Life_In_Uganda_Is_Like
Discover Uganda: Chobe Safari Lodge
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:27
- Updated: 11 Dec 2014
- views: 32210
Located in the Murchison Falls National Park, this Five Star lodge is undoubtedly the gem in Uganda's crown of tourism destinations.
The breathtaking panorami...
Located in the Murchison Falls National Park, this Five Star lodge is undoubtedly the gem in Uganda's crown of tourism destinations.
The breathtaking panoramic views, coupled with the sounds of the River Nile's magnificent rapids, sets the scene for an adventure that will impress even the most discerning of visitors.
For more news visit http://www.ntv.co.ug
Follow us on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/ntvuganda
Like our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/NTVUganda
https://wn.com/Discover_Uganda_Chobe_Safari_Lodge
Located in the Murchison Falls National Park, this Five Star lodge is undoubtedly the gem in Uganda's crown of tourism destinations.
The breathtaking panoramic views, coupled with the sounds of the River Nile's magnificent rapids, sets the scene for an adventure that will impress even the most discerning of visitors.
For more news visit http://www.ntv.co.ug
Follow us on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/ntvuganda
Like our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/NTVUganda
- published: 11 Dec 2014
- views: 32210
THE REASONS TO VISIT UGANDA
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- Duration: 5:56
- Updated: 28 Jul 2011
- views: 14319
Many people still remember Uganda for the civil war that devastated the country in the 70s, but this country has overcome its dark past and regaining again its ...
Many people still remember Uganda for the civil war that devastated the country in the 70s, but this country has overcome its dark past and regaining again its title as the "Pearl of Africa"
https://wn.com/The_Reasons_To_Visit_Uganda
Travel Tips For Africa (Kenya, Uganda, Abidjan, Senegal) Visa Info, etc...
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- Duration: 11:53
- Updated: 18 Nov 2015
- views: 1343
Travel tips for Africa based on 10 trips to this great continent. Please friend me at:
https://www.facebook.com/paul.dembowski.927
Where you will find addition...
Travel tips for Africa based on 10 trips to this great continent. Please friend me at:
https://www.facebook.com/paul.dembowski.927
Where you will find additional related info.
https://wn.com/Travel_Tips_For_Africa_(Kenya,_Uganda,_Abidjan,_Senegal)_Visa_Info,_Etc...
Moments Away (cycling in Uganda and Kenya)
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- Duration: 4:44
- Updated: 20 Mar 2017
- views: 63
Six weeks and two thousands kilometers cycling from Victoria Lake (Uganda) to Indian Ocean (Kenya).
Memorable adventures, friendly people, beautiful nature an...
Six weeks and two thousands kilometers cycling from Victoria Lake (Uganda) to Indian Ocean (Kenya).
Memorable adventures, friendly people, beautiful nature and Signe, amazing girl to cycle with!
Locations: Eastern Uganda and Kenya, intro shot in Szczecin, Berlin and Istanbul.
Music: Klingande - Jubel
Featuring: Signe Bjerregaard
Filming and editing: Radek Okienczuk
More stories and pictures from Africa: http://www.QuestForMore.com/travel/africa
Special Thanks to:
* Richard Trillo, the author of "Rough Guide to Kenya", for his great support in planning the route (http://theroughguidetokenya.blogspot.com)
* Serhat Kırmızıgül, for being extremely welcoming host in Istanbul
* all good people in Africa who made this adventure unforgettable!
https://wn.com/Moments_Away_(Cycling_In_Uganda_And_Kenya)
Six weeks and two thousands kilometers cycling from Victoria Lake (Uganda) to Indian Ocean (Kenya).
Memorable adventures, friendly people, beautiful nature and Signe, amazing girl to cycle with!
Locations: Eastern Uganda and Kenya, intro shot in Szczecin, Berlin and Istanbul.
Music: Klingande - Jubel
Featuring: Signe Bjerregaard
Filming and editing: Radek Okienczuk
More stories and pictures from Africa: http://www.QuestForMore.com/travel/africa
Special Thanks to:
* Richard Trillo, the author of "Rough Guide to Kenya", for his great support in planning the route (http://theroughguidetokenya.blogspot.com)
* Serhat Kırmızıgül, for being extremely welcoming host in Istanbul
* all good people in Africa who made this adventure unforgettable!
- published: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 63
Abacus African Vacations - Murchison Falls
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:07
- Updated: 17 May 2017
- views: 278
A video that takes you on a safari adventure with Abacus African Vacations to Uganda's biggest National Park - Murchison Falls. With 3893 square Km of land Murc...
A video that takes you on a safari adventure with Abacus African Vacations to Uganda's biggest National Park - Murchison Falls. With 3893 square Km of land Murchison's size is matched only by it's diversity. The waterfall itself is the most powerful in the world, and taking a cruise along to Nile to the bottom of the falls known as 'The Devils Cauldron' is an unforgettable experience.
Taking a game drive across the park you see herds of elephants, antelope, warthog and buffalo as well as 'towers' of giraffe - the only park in Uganda to host these beatiful creatures.
Ziwa Rhino sanctuary just outside the park is another must visit when you are in the area. Here you get a chance to track the white rhino on foot! After a safety briefing you follow the guide to within just meters of these incredible and critically endangered animals.
For more information please see www.abacusvacations.com
https://wn.com/Abacus_African_Vacations_Murchison_Falls
A video that takes you on a safari adventure with Abacus African Vacations to Uganda's biggest National Park - Murchison Falls. With 3893 square Km of land Murchison's size is matched only by it's diversity. The waterfall itself is the most powerful in the world, and taking a cruise along to Nile to the bottom of the falls known as 'The Devils Cauldron' is an unforgettable experience.
Taking a game drive across the park you see herds of elephants, antelope, warthog and buffalo as well as 'towers' of giraffe - the only park in Uganda to host these beatiful creatures.
Ziwa Rhino sanctuary just outside the park is another must visit when you are in the area. Here you get a chance to track the white rhino on foot! After a safety briefing you follow the guide to within just meters of these incredible and critically endangered animals.
For more information please see www.abacusvacations.com
- published: 09 Mar 2013
- views: 278
Africa Adventure Safaris - Bwindi Impenetrable forest
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:29
- Updated: 19 May 2017
- views: 240
Africa Adventure Safaris video of the jewel in the crown of the pearl of Africa - Bwindi Impenetrable forest. This world heritage site is famous throughout the ...
Africa Adventure Safaris video of the jewel in the crown of the pearl of Africa - Bwindi Impenetrable forest. This world heritage site is famous throughout the world as home to the endangered mountain gorillas. One of the richest ecosystems in Africa Bwindi provides habitat for some 120 species of mammals, 348 species of bird, 220 species of butterflies and countless other creatures.
In the video you will join a group going gorilla trekking - after being briefed by the experienced guide the group set off into the forest. The walk itself is worth the visit to Bwindi through beautiful unspoiled rainforest, but once you come across the family of gorillas, there is no other experience like it. Described by many as a life changing experience, and prompting memorable quotes from David Attenborough himself - "There is more meaning and mutual understanding in exchanging a glance with a gorilla than any other animal I know."
We hope you enjoy the video, for more information please visit
http://www.rwandagorillassafari.com/
https://wn.com/Africa_Adventure_Safaris_Bwindi_Impenetrable_Forest
Africa Adventure Safaris video of the jewel in the crown of the pearl of Africa - Bwindi Impenetrable forest. This world heritage site is famous throughout the world as home to the endangered mountain gorillas. One of the richest ecosystems in Africa Bwindi provides habitat for some 120 species of mammals, 348 species of bird, 220 species of butterflies and countless other creatures.
In the video you will join a group going gorilla trekking - after being briefed by the experienced guide the group set off into the forest. The walk itself is worth the visit to Bwindi through beautiful unspoiled rainforest, but once you come across the family of gorillas, there is no other experience like it. Described by many as a life changing experience, and prompting memorable quotes from David Attenborough himself - "There is more meaning and mutual understanding in exchanging a glance with a gorilla than any other animal I know."
We hope you enjoy the video, for more information please visit
http://www.rwandagorillassafari.com/
- published: 06 Mar 2013
- views: 240
Arcadia Cottages - Lake Mburo
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:18
- Updated: 02 Jun 2017
- views: 48
A video showing you the experience of staying at Arcadia cottages in Lake Mburo, Uganda. As well as the lodge facilities and staff, this video shows you some of...
A video showing you the experience of staying at Arcadia cottages in Lake Mburo, Uganda. As well as the lodge facilities and staff, this video shows you some of the activities available like a walking safari where the guests get the chance to walk amongst the animals in the national park, led by an experienced guide and see details and sights that are often missed from a car.
There is a lake cruise safari on Lake Mburo where you see abundant wildlife like hippos, crocodiles, hundreds of birds and plant life. Finally a night game drive where the nocturnal animals come out and are lit up by spotlights.
For more information see www.arcadiacottages.net
https://wn.com/Arcadia_Cottages_Lake_Mburo
A video showing you the experience of staying at Arcadia cottages in Lake Mburo, Uganda. As well as the lodge facilities and staff, this video shows you some of the activities available like a walking safari where the guests get the chance to walk amongst the animals in the national park, led by an experienced guide and see details and sights that are often missed from a car.
There is a lake cruise safari on Lake Mburo where you see abundant wildlife like hippos, crocodiles, hundreds of birds and plant life. Finally a night game drive where the nocturnal animals come out and are lit up by spotlights.
For more information see www.arcadiacottages.net
- published: 28 Dec 2013
- views: 48
Kenya: Made By The Rail (2009)
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- Duration: 22:45
- Updated: 18 May 2017
- views: 260
This is a journey into Kenya’s origins and its uncertain future. We travel along the colony’s iron foundations, the railway lines laid by the British imperialis...
This is a journey into Kenya’s origins and its uncertain future. We travel along the colony’s iron foundations, the railway lines laid by the British imperialists as they raced to create a passage to Lake Victoria from Mombasa. 120 years later, the same railway is enjoyed by tourists seeking a taste of the vintage African safari, with luxury 1st-class carriages and pressed napkins. To either side of their trammelled way lie the gleaming metropolis of Nairobi, the rolling ranchers’ pastures and the sprawling slums of Kibera.
Shot on SD and 8mm film, this film takes the viewer on an experiential journey through different periods of history and levels of society: we are welcomed by a demented Mau Mau veteran, carefully set on our way by a railway tourist guide, and bade farewell in true Mombasa style by a melancholic Swahili guitarist.
David Cecil’s graduation film (Visual Anthropology, Goldsmiths’, 2009) was fraught with difficulty from the start. His original camera was stolen in Kilifi on the first night of the 2-week shoot, forcing him to shoot on 8mm and then film the rest in 5 days on a locally-sourced replacement. The result is haphazard but was well-received by audiences at Amakula Film Festival (Uganda) and received a nomination for Best Short Documentary in the 2010 Deborshir Festival (Russia).
Note the cameo (@06:10) by celebrated British film-maker Nick Broomfield who we bump into in Nairobi station during the shoot, and also the impressive rooftop graffiti in Kibera (@10:00). For those patient enough to sit through the credits, there is a final word from the film’s most colourful character.
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This is a journey into Kenya’s origins and its uncertain future. We travel along the colony’s iron foundations, the railway lines laid by the British imperialists as they raced to create a passage to Lake Victoria from Mombasa. 120 years later, the same railway is enjoyed by tourists seeking a taste of the vintage African safari, with luxury 1st-class carriages and pressed napkins. To either side of their trammelled way lie the gleaming metropolis of Nairobi, the rolling ranchers’ pastures and the sprawling slums of Kibera.
Shot on SD and 8mm film, this film takes the viewer on an experiential journey through different periods of history and levels of society: we are welcomed by a demented Mau Mau veteran, carefully set on our way by a railway tourist guide, and bade farewell in true Mombasa style by a melancholic Swahili guitarist.
David Cecil’s graduation film (Visual Anthropology, Goldsmiths’, 2009) was fraught with difficulty from the start. His original camera was stolen in Kilifi on the first night of the 2-week shoot, forcing him to shoot on 8mm and then film the rest in 5 days on a locally-sourced replacement. The result is haphazard but was well-received by audiences at Amakula Film Festival (Uganda) and received a nomination for Best Short Documentary in the 2010 Deborshir Festival (Russia).
Note the cameo (@06:10) by celebrated British film-maker Nick Broomfield who we bump into in Nairobi station during the shoot, and also the impressive rooftop graffiti in Kibera (@10:00). For those patient enough to sit through the credits, there is a final word from the film’s most colourful character.
- published: 14 Dec 2013
- views: 260
Abercrombie & Kent: Luxury Kenya Safari Experiences
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- Duration: 1:00
- Updated: 16 May 2017
- views: 58
Located in Eastern Africa, Kenya lies astride the equator and shares its borders with Tanzania and Uganda. The country boasts a warm humid climate with diverse...
Located in Eastern Africa, Kenya lies astride the equator and shares its borders with Tanzania and Uganda. The country boasts a warm humid climate with diverse ecosystems, from snow-capped mountains, semi-arid desert regions and rainforests, to acacia-studded savannah, flamingo lakes, white palm-fringed ocean beaches and coral reefs.
How about this for the ultimate sundowner? We heard about it from two guests, recently returned from Kenya's Mara North Conservancy. Their game drive ended on an isolated hill with a poetry-inducing 360-degree panorama. As the setting sun stained the vast wilderness blood red, their guide handed them Masai blankets, traditional weapons and an iced G&T with freshly cut lime. For a perfect crescendo, they spotted a huge leopard as they drove back to camp, following it for twenty minutes without another human in sight.
https://wn.com/Abercrombie_Kent_Luxury_Kenya_Safari_Experiences
Located in Eastern Africa, Kenya lies astride the equator and shares its borders with Tanzania and Uganda. The country boasts a warm humid climate with diverse ecosystems, from snow-capped mountains, semi-arid desert regions and rainforests, to acacia-studded savannah, flamingo lakes, white palm-fringed ocean beaches and coral reefs.
How about this for the ultimate sundowner? We heard about it from two guests, recently returned from Kenya's Mara North Conservancy. Their game drive ended on an isolated hill with a poetry-inducing 360-degree panorama. As the setting sun stained the vast wilderness blood red, their guide handed them Masai blankets, traditional weapons and an iced G&T with freshly cut lime. For a perfect crescendo, they spotted a huge leopard as they drove back to camp, following it for twenty minutes without another human in sight.
- published: 29 Jan 2014
- views: 58
Boars & Hunters ep 11
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- Duration: 45:15
- Updated: 13 May 2016
- views: 1
In the episode of “Boars and hunters” we will embark on a travel to the Asian part of Turkey. In the high mountains of Alanya we will see whether it is possible...
In the episode of “Boars and hunters” we will embark on a travel to the Asian part of Turkey. In the high mountains of Alanya we will see whether it is possible to undertake driven hunt for wild boars. Thanks to our tireless hunter with a camera we will follow the pushers through the dense bushes overgrown at the rocky ridges of the mountainous slopes, in order to personally drive the wild boars to our guest-hunters from Italy. After the high mountain driven hunt we will go further South at the very Equator. There, in the hunting mecca of the modern world – Uganda – we will witness an extraordinary hunting achievement. Gary Bogner will be our hunting guide and will show us how to shoot world records with a bow and several arrows. Will he be able in addition to the world record for Watherbuck to get the trophy of the smart warthog – you will find out in the next episode of “Boars and hunters” that is full of adventure and action.
https://wn.com/Boars_Hunters_Ep_11
In the episode of “Boars and hunters” we will embark on a travel to the Asian part of Turkey. In the high mountains of Alanya we will see whether it is possible to undertake driven hunt for wild boars. Thanks to our tireless hunter with a camera we will follow the pushers through the dense bushes overgrown at the rocky ridges of the mountainous slopes, in order to personally drive the wild boars to our guest-hunters from Italy. After the high mountain driven hunt we will go further South at the very Equator. There, in the hunting mecca of the modern world – Uganda – we will witness an extraordinary hunting achievement. Gary Bogner will be our hunting guide and will show us how to shoot world records with a bow and several arrows. Will he be able in addition to the world record for Watherbuck to get the trophy of the smart warthog – you will find out in the next episode of “Boars and hunters” that is full of adventure and action.
- published: 17 Feb 2014
- views: 1
African Gorilla Trek
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- Duration: 2:35
- Updated: 24 Feb 2017
- views: 5
http://www.bajajonesadventures.com (562) 889-4016 For an unforgettable, life-changing experience, try gorilla trekking. This is a unique adventure in the heart ...
http://www.bajajonesadventures.com (562) 889-4016 For an unforgettable, life-changing experience, try gorilla trekking. This is a unique adventure in the heart of Africa's most spectacular rainforests. No matter how short or long the trek, spending time in the company of a gorilla family guarantees that the journey will be extraordinary.
Keith (Baja) Jones is an avid writer about Baja travel and about gray whales. Every winter you will find him in Baja, somewhere near the Gray Whales. As the founder of Baja Jones Adventurers, Jones Adventures, Tigress Tours in Thailand and Butanding Tours in the Philippine Islands, he has led thousands of people to Mexico and other interesting locations around the world. Now those adventures continue in Africa.
Since 1992 Baja Jones has logged over 3000 hours observing the whales of Baja, while sitting in pangas, on the various lagoons and ocean waters of Baja California, Mexico. Keith has also logged more than 100,000 miles driving the Baja Highway #1 and the many side roads along the way. We believe our leader is the most knowledgeable person currently working as a gray whale watching guide in Mexico.
His writing and photos have been published in a dozen countries and scores of magazines, newspapers and websites. He corresponds with hundreds of writers, environmental activists, biologists, researchers, scientists, students and other whale enthusiasts each year. Each issue of our newsletter is read by several thousand people. Keith recently wrote the Gray whale section for the "Lonely Planets Guide to Cabo and Baja" and the Baja Desert section for The Sanford Travel Guide.
Contact us through:
Web: http://bajajonesadventures.com/ and http://www.greywhale.com/
Email: keith@greywhale.com
Facebook: http://bit.ly/Baja-Jones-Facebook
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmJyevap6AUdpUdbnwgfqbw
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http://www.bajajonesadventures.com (562) 889-4016 For an unforgettable, life-changing experience, try gorilla trekking. This is a unique adventure in the heart of Africa's most spectacular rainforests. No matter how short or long the trek, spending time in the company of a gorilla family guarantees that the journey will be extraordinary.
Keith (Baja) Jones is an avid writer about Baja travel and about gray whales. Every winter you will find him in Baja, somewhere near the Gray Whales. As the founder of Baja Jones Adventurers, Jones Adventures, Tigress Tours in Thailand and Butanding Tours in the Philippine Islands, he has led thousands of people to Mexico and other interesting locations around the world. Now those adventures continue in Africa.
Since 1992 Baja Jones has logged over 3000 hours observing the whales of Baja, while sitting in pangas, on the various lagoons and ocean waters of Baja California, Mexico. Keith has also logged more than 100,000 miles driving the Baja Highway #1 and the many side roads along the way. We believe our leader is the most knowledgeable person currently working as a gray whale watching guide in Mexico.
His writing and photos have been published in a dozen countries and scores of magazines, newspapers and websites. He corresponds with hundreds of writers, environmental activists, biologists, researchers, scientists, students and other whale enthusiasts each year. Each issue of our newsletter is read by several thousand people. Keith recently wrote the Gray whale section for the "Lonely Planets Guide to Cabo and Baja" and the Baja Desert section for The Sanford Travel Guide.
Contact us through:
Web: http://bajajonesadventures.com/ and http://www.greywhale.com/
Email: keith@greywhale.com
Facebook: http://bit.ly/Baja-Jones-Facebook
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmJyevap6AUdpUdbnwgfqbw
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- published: 06 Jan 2013
- views: 5
Jenny Hamel
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- Duration: 9:27
- Updated: 30 May 2017
- views: 795
Jenny Hamel is an award winning television journalist who's been in the industry for ten years, working as both a reporter and an anchor. She was awarded an Em...
Jenny Hamel is an award winning television journalist who's been in the industry for ten years, working as both a reporter and an anchor. She was awarded an Emmy from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for a story she wrote and produced, based on her travels to Uganda with a San Diego humanitarian organization (A story she shot herself)
She was also nominated for an Emmy for her coverage of President Obamas' Inauguration in January 2009. She and her colleague were the only television news team from San Diego to report on the Inauguration from Washington, D.C.
In 2007, Jenny was on the frontlines of the October wildfires that ravaged San Diego. In addition to doing countless live shots for her hometown viewers and affiliates nationwide, she made regular appearances on CNN and Fox.
Jenny is a San Diego native and worked as a reporter/anchor for San Diego 6 News the CW (formerly known as FOX6 News) for six years. Following that, she worked as a reporter at Fox5 News in San Diego until 2012.
Jenny started her career in Fayetteville, Arkansas where she worked as the Weekend Anchor/Reporter for KFSM.
Jenny is a graduate of UCLA with a bachelor's degree in Political Science. Before getting into the news industry, Jenny spent a year working in Europe for an online travel guide, and lists cliff diving in Croatia as one of her favorite experiences! In 2009, Jenny filmed, wrote and produced a series of webisodes highlighting the great things to do and places to stay in Costa Rica.
Jenny was the National Advisory Board representative for the Asian American Journalists Association, of which she's been a member for 7 years.
https://wn.com/Jenny_Hamel
Jenny Hamel is an award winning television journalist who's been in the industry for ten years, working as both a reporter and an anchor. She was awarded an Emmy from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for a story she wrote and produced, based on her travels to Uganda with a San Diego humanitarian organization (A story she shot herself)
She was also nominated for an Emmy for her coverage of President Obamas' Inauguration in January 2009. She and her colleague were the only television news team from San Diego to report on the Inauguration from Washington, D.C.
In 2007, Jenny was on the frontlines of the October wildfires that ravaged San Diego. In addition to doing countless live shots for her hometown viewers and affiliates nationwide, she made regular appearances on CNN and Fox.
Jenny is a San Diego native and worked as a reporter/anchor for San Diego 6 News the CW (formerly known as FOX6 News) for six years. Following that, she worked as a reporter at Fox5 News in San Diego until 2012.
Jenny started her career in Fayetteville, Arkansas where she worked as the Weekend Anchor/Reporter for KFSM.
Jenny is a graduate of UCLA with a bachelor's degree in Political Science. Before getting into the news industry, Jenny spent a year working in Europe for an online travel guide, and lists cliff diving in Croatia as one of her favorite experiences! In 2009, Jenny filmed, wrote and produced a series of webisodes highlighting the great things to do and places to stay in Costa Rica.
Jenny was the National Advisory Board representative for the Asian American Journalists Association, of which she's been a member for 7 years.
- published: 03 Aug 2010
- views: 795
African Gorilla Trek
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- Duration: 2:35
- Updated: 25 Feb 2017
- views: 9
http://www.bajajonesadventures.com (562) 889-4016 For an unforgettable, life-changing experience, try gorilla trekking. This is a unique adventure in the hea...
http://www.bajajonesadventures.com (562) 889-4016 For an unforgettable, life-changing experience, try gorilla trekking. This is a unique adventure in the heart of Africa’s most spectacular rainforests. No matter how short or long the trek, spending time in the company of a gorilla family guarantees that the journey will be extraordinary.
Keith (Baja) Jones is an avid writer about Baja travel and about gray whales. Every winter you will find him in Baja, somewhere near the Gray Whales. As the founder of Baja Jones Adventurers, Jones Adventures, Tigress Tours in Thailand and Butanding Tours in the Philippine Islands, he has led thousands of people to Mexico and other interesting locations around the world. Now those adventures continue in Africa.
Since 1992 Baja Jones has logged over 3000 hours observing the whales of Baja, while sitting in pangas, on the various lagoons and ocean waters of Baja California, Mexico. Keith has also logged more than 100,000 miles driving the Baja Highway #1 and the many side roads along the way. We believe our leader is the most knowledgeable person currently working as a gray whale watching guide in Mexico.
His writing and photos have been published in a dozen countries and scores of magazines, newspapers and websites. He corresponds with hundreds of writers, environmental activists, biologists, researchers, scientists, students and other whale enthusiasts each year. Each issue of our newsletter is read by several thousand people. Keith recently wrote the Gray whale section for the “Lonely Planets Guide to Cabo and Baja” and the Baja Desert section for The Sanford Travel Guide.
Contact us through:
Web: http://bajajonesadventures.com/ and http://www.greywhale.com/
Email: keith@greywhale.com
Facebook: http://bit.ly/Baja-Jones-Facebook
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmJyevap6AUdpUdbnwgfqbw
Video Code: BJA002
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African Gorilla Treks
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Gorilla Trek Africa
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http://www.bajajonesadventures.com (562) 889-4016 For an unforgettable, life-changing experience, try gorilla trekking. This is a unique adventure in the heart of Africa’s most spectacular rainforests. No matter how short or long the trek, spending time in the company of a gorilla family guarantees that the journey will be extraordinary.
Keith (Baja) Jones is an avid writer about Baja travel and about gray whales. Every winter you will find him in Baja, somewhere near the Gray Whales. As the founder of Baja Jones Adventurers, Jones Adventures, Tigress Tours in Thailand and Butanding Tours in the Philippine Islands, he has led thousands of people to Mexico and other interesting locations around the world. Now those adventures continue in Africa.
Since 1992 Baja Jones has logged over 3000 hours observing the whales of Baja, while sitting in pangas, on the various lagoons and ocean waters of Baja California, Mexico. Keith has also logged more than 100,000 miles driving the Baja Highway #1 and the many side roads along the way. We believe our leader is the most knowledgeable person currently working as a gray whale watching guide in Mexico.
His writing and photos have been published in a dozen countries and scores of magazines, newspapers and websites. He corresponds with hundreds of writers, environmental activists, biologists, researchers, scientists, students and other whale enthusiasts each year. Each issue of our newsletter is read by several thousand people. Keith recently wrote the Gray whale section for the “Lonely Planets Guide to Cabo and Baja” and the Baja Desert section for The Sanford Travel Guide.
Contact us through:
Web: http://bajajonesadventures.com/ and http://www.greywhale.com/
Email: keith@greywhale.com
Facebook: http://bit.ly/Baja-Jones-Facebook
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmJyevap6AUdpUdbnwgfqbw
Video Code: BJA002
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- published: 20 Dec 2012
- views: 9
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Life in Uganda 40 Years On
40 years ago Uganda was home to a large Asian community, Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs called it paradise. But the peace and tranquillity that existed for generations was to be short lived due to the actions of Idi Amin. In 1972 he ordered Asians to leave the country and were given just 90 days to flee. Pukaar News travelled to Uganda with Businessman Khalid Sheikh from Leicester. He was born in Uganda but had to leave with his family when he was just 14, but he regularly returns to visit his mothers grave. Pukaar News spoke to other Ugandan Asians who were forced to leave 40 years ago but have since returned to the county and re-started businesses including Mayur Madhvani and Sudhir Ruparelia.
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WORST Country To Be Gay - Uganda
What Happens If your gay in Uganda?! You might get killed!!! Violence, social rejection, and homophobia is just some of the difficulties LGBT people face as homosexuality is considered a CRIME and ILLEGAL in the country! Subscribe for new videos: https://goo.gl/VjVWgz Watch "Benefits of Using Your Non-Dominant Hand" video here: https://youtu.be/XdDMWk4pOL4 Watch "What Happens When You Have World’s Biggest Hernia?" video here: https://youtu.be/KkZX3U8X3gQ Watch “What Happens If You Were a 90s Kid” video here: https://youtu.be/-OGOKzq6czY Dare I say this? Things seems to be going pretty well with the gay rights movement. We’re seeing same-sex marriage being legalised in an increasing number of nations; it’s actually legalised recently in some countries by popular vote. But, this positive d...
published: 22 Sep 2016 -
Uganda’s Express Highway
Uganda has unveiled plans for a billion dollar express highway. The 70 kilometre, eight-lane road will run from the capital Kampala to the country's second largest industrial town, Jinja. It's hoped the new infrastructure will ease movement of goods within the country and by large the East Africa region.
published: 22 Oct 2014 -
Uganda ranked best expat destination in Africa
Uganda has been named the most favored country in Africa for expats to live in 2016. The country ranked 25th on a survey published by the Expat insider which scored countries on ease of settling, learning a local language, and family life. Uganda ranked second in friendliness only after newcomer Taiwan. Kenya ranked 2nd in Africa and 46th in the world while Nigeria ranked last on the quality of life and cost of living indices but recorded an improvement from last year in the ease of s… READ MORE : http://www.africanews.com/2016/08/30/uganda-ranked-best-expat-destination-in-africa Africanews is a new pan-African media pioneering multilingual and independent news telling expertise in Sub-Saharan Africa. Subscribe on ourYoutube channel : https://www.youtube.com/c/africanews Afric...
published: 30 Aug 2016 -
Uganda refugee burden: Country hosting over 800,000 refugees in its camps
Uganda has been keeping its doors open to host an ever-growing number of refugees, with figures now getting to over 800,000,... but now even they are feeling the burden. Many of the refugees are from neighbouring South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Somalia. Most of them found homes in the Bidi Bidi settlement in northern Uganda. Watch more NTV Kenya videos at ntv.co.ke and nation.co.ke. Follow @ntvkenya on Twitter. Like our page on Facebook: NTV Kenya. Follow and Double tap on Instagram: NTV Kenya Join Our Telegram channel: www.telegram.me/NTVNewsRush
published: 05 Feb 2017 -
Life in Kampala
A city built on seven hills, Kampala, the capital of Uganda offers an exciting cultural experience for many foreign visitors. Rated by the UN as a country with the happiest people in East Africa, many foreigners find it easy to stay and live comfortably within the city. Michael Baleke reports.
published: 28 Dec 2014 -
Pakistani nationals in Uganda celebrate their country's independence day
The Pakistani Community in Uganda has today celebrated the 69th Independence Day anniversary in Kampala, The Celebrations were attended by Hundreds of Pakistan Nationals and Ugandans. Subscribe to Our Channel For more news visit http://www.ntv.co.ug Follow us on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/ntvuganda Like our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/NTVUganda
published: 21 Aug 2016 -
Uganda's Health Pyramid - People & Power
Living in a poor country with one of the worst doctor-patient ratios in the world - about one for every 24,000 people - it's perhaps no surprise that many Ugandans are tempted by alternative remedies, even though there's often little evidence to support the claims made about their efficacy in treating or preventing disease. But the phenomenon does beg many questions, not least of which are who is really benefiting from the sale of these products and how exactly are they marketed? We'd heard reports about one particularly controversial business, a complex multi-level marketing scheme run in Uganda under the aegis of a Chinese company called Tiens, which produces food supplements. Its products, we'd been told, were being inappropriately sold as medications - in some cases for very serious ...
published: 02 Feb 2017 -
Uganda - Country faces serious humanitarian crisis
T/I: 10:04:13 GS 10:32:39 Aid agencies in Uganda say parts of the country are facing a serious humanitarian crisis following increased fighting between Ugandan rebels and government troops. Some 60,000 people have reportedly fled the fighting in the mountainous areas bordering the Congo. Close to 20,000 have ended up in the tiny town of Bundibujo, 500 kilometres south west of the capital Kampala. Aid agency officials fear an outbreak of disease as the displaced find shelter in shops, schools, hospitals and churches and camp in the open in crowded and unsanitary conditions. Bundibujo's hospital is overcrowded with wounded and malnourished women and children, many suffering from machete wounds. The United Nations World Food Programme have been delivering badly needed aid to the...
published: 21 Jul 2015
Life in Uganda 40 Years On
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- Duration: 8:50
- Updated: 09 Nov 2012
- views: 184564
40 years ago Uganda was home to a large Asian community, Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs called it paradise. But the peace and tranquillity that existed for generati...
40 years ago Uganda was home to a large Asian community, Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs called it paradise. But the peace and tranquillity that existed for generations was to be short lived due to the actions of Idi Amin. In 1972 he ordered Asians to leave the country and were given just 90 days to flee.
Pukaar News travelled to Uganda with Businessman Khalid Sheikh from Leicester. He was born in Uganda but had to leave with his family when he was just 14, but he regularly returns to visit his mothers grave.
Pukaar News spoke to other Ugandan Asians who were forced to leave 40 years ago but have since returned to the county and re-started businesses including Mayur Madhvani and Sudhir Ruparelia.
https://wn.com/Life_In_Uganda_40_Years_On
40 years ago Uganda was home to a large Asian community, Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs called it paradise. But the peace and tranquillity that existed for generations was to be short lived due to the actions of Idi Amin. In 1972 he ordered Asians to leave the country and were given just 90 days to flee.
Pukaar News travelled to Uganda with Businessman Khalid Sheikh from Leicester. He was born in Uganda but had to leave with his family when he was just 14, but he regularly returns to visit his mothers grave.
Pukaar News spoke to other Ugandan Asians who were forced to leave 40 years ago but have since returned to the county and re-started businesses including Mayur Madhvani and Sudhir Ruparelia.
- published: 09 Nov 2012
- views: 184564
Uganda | Pearl of Africa
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- Duration: 3:37
- Updated: 01 Dec 2014
- views: 43033
Last month I went visiting the cousins in Uganda, together with Matoke Tours.
Seen some chimps, ate some bananas!
Last month I went visiting the cousins in Uganda, together with Matoke Tours.
Seen some chimps, ate some bananas!
https://wn.com/Uganda_|_Pearl_Of_Africa
WORST Country To Be Gay - Uganda
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- Duration: 7:53
- Updated: 22 Sep 2016
- views: 2173
What Happens If your gay in Uganda?! You might get killed!!! Violence, social rejection, and homophobia is just some of the difficulties LGBT people face as hom...
What Happens If your gay in Uganda?! You might get killed!!! Violence, social rejection, and homophobia is just some of the difficulties LGBT people face as homosexuality is considered a CRIME and ILLEGAL in the country!
Subscribe for new videos: https://goo.gl/VjVWgz
Watch "Benefits of Using Your Non-Dominant Hand" video here: https://youtu.be/XdDMWk4pOL4
Watch "What Happens When You Have World’s Biggest Hernia?" video here: https://youtu.be/KkZX3U8X3gQ
Watch “What Happens If You Were a 90s Kid” video here: https://youtu.be/-OGOKzq6czY
Dare I say this? Things seems to be going pretty well with the gay rights movement. We’re seeing same-sex marriage being legalised in an increasing number of nations; it’s actually legalised recently in some countries by popular vote. But, this positive direction isn’t ubiquitous. We have to face how far the world as a whole must come still, and you know what? By taking a look at some of the worst and topical areas for gay rights movements, I’ve figured out a lot about the nature of outright homophobia and what it is society must overcome. This isn’t my usual kind of ‘fun-facts’ video, but I’ve learned a lot from researching this… So, stick with me for a bit – hopefully I can show you too. So let me try to share, and inform you a little bit more about: What happens if… You’re a homosexual in Uganda.
To begin, here’s something from the mouth of Uganda’s minister for ethics, Simon Lokodo:
‘We have laws that govern this society, and they are very clear. Uganda is not a home for homosexuals… These homos are everywhere; in schools, churches, families, government institutions, villages… ooh they are everywhere. Now my commitment is to fight them; even if I remain alone, I will not give up this fight.’
So here’s the question: what happens if you’re gay in Uganda? The answer… Well, if Lokodo’s words gave a hint… then gather ‘round, this is core to understanding homophobia. Let’s start by looking at: Uganda law and homosexuality.
Uganda’s Penal Code Act makes illegal ‘unnatural acts’, with punishments up to life sentences. Well, what’s an unnatural act? Guess that depends on the interpreter. Too bad that ambiguity and laws don’t work well together.
Two years ago, the anti-homosexuality act was signed by Uganda’s current president – it cleared up the Penal Code Act, counting homosexuality a crime, in some cases worthy of a life sentence in prison. In its original version, it suggested the penalty for attempts at gay marriage.
The worst part? It was passed illegally, lacking the right number of law-makers for the vote.
So what does a homosexual in Uganda do? Face prosecution, life imprisonment, substantial fines. Let’s be thankful that that isn’t what the people of Uganda did. The gay-rights organization, Sexual Minorities Uganda, or SMUG for short, took legal action – eventually getting the law ruled null by Uganda’s Constitutional Court.
But the struggle for defending equality continues. Late 2014, the ‘prohibition of promotion of unnatural sexual practices bill’ was leaked online. If this is passed, homosexuals can be arbitrarily imprisoned for… Up to seven years! Since its discovery, SMUG have been raising awareness about the bill, doing everything they can to prevent its arrival. So far, no word of it being passed.
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What Happens If your gay in Uganda?! You might get killed!!! Violence, social rejection, and homophobia is just some of the difficulties LGBT people face as homosexuality is considered a CRIME and ILLEGAL in the country!
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Dare I say this? Things seems to be going pretty well with the gay rights movement. We’re seeing same-sex marriage being legalised in an increasing number of nations; it’s actually legalised recently in some countries by popular vote. But, this positive direction isn’t ubiquitous. We have to face how far the world as a whole must come still, and you know what? By taking a look at some of the worst and topical areas for gay rights movements, I’ve figured out a lot about the nature of outright homophobia and what it is society must overcome. This isn’t my usual kind of ‘fun-facts’ video, but I’ve learned a lot from researching this… So, stick with me for a bit – hopefully I can show you too. So let me try to share, and inform you a little bit more about: What happens if… You’re a homosexual in Uganda.
To begin, here’s something from the mouth of Uganda’s minister for ethics, Simon Lokodo:
‘We have laws that govern this society, and they are very clear. Uganda is not a home for homosexuals… These homos are everywhere; in schools, churches, families, government institutions, villages… ooh they are everywhere. Now my commitment is to fight them; even if I remain alone, I will not give up this fight.’
So here’s the question: what happens if you’re gay in Uganda? The answer… Well, if Lokodo’s words gave a hint… then gather ‘round, this is core to understanding homophobia. Let’s start by looking at: Uganda law and homosexuality.
Uganda’s Penal Code Act makes illegal ‘unnatural acts’, with punishments up to life sentences. Well, what’s an unnatural act? Guess that depends on the interpreter. Too bad that ambiguity and laws don’t work well together.
Two years ago, the anti-homosexuality act was signed by Uganda’s current president – it cleared up the Penal Code Act, counting homosexuality a crime, in some cases worthy of a life sentence in prison. In its original version, it suggested the penalty for attempts at gay marriage.
The worst part? It was passed illegally, lacking the right number of law-makers for the vote.
So what does a homosexual in Uganda do? Face prosecution, life imprisonment, substantial fines. Let’s be thankful that that isn’t what the people of Uganda did. The gay-rights organization, Sexual Minorities Uganda, or SMUG for short, took legal action – eventually getting the law ruled null by Uganda’s Constitutional Court.
But the struggle for defending equality continues. Late 2014, the ‘prohibition of promotion of unnatural sexual practices bill’ was leaked online. If this is passed, homosexuals can be arbitrarily imprisoned for… Up to seven years! Since its discovery, SMUG have been raising awareness about the bill, doing everything they can to prevent its arrival. So far, no word of it being passed.
- published: 22 Sep 2016
- views: 2173
Uganda’s Express Highway
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- Duration: 2:48
- Updated: 22 Oct 2014
- views: 30723
Uganda has unveiled plans for a billion dollar express highway. The 70 kilometre, eight-lane road will run from the capital Kampala to the country's second larg...
Uganda has unveiled plans for a billion dollar express highway. The 70 kilometre, eight-lane road will run from the capital Kampala to the country's second largest industrial town, Jinja. It's hoped the new infrastructure will ease movement of goods within the country and by large the East Africa region.
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Uganda has unveiled plans for a billion dollar express highway. The 70 kilometre, eight-lane road will run from the capital Kampala to the country's second largest industrial town, Jinja. It's hoped the new infrastructure will ease movement of goods within the country and by large the East Africa region.
- published: 22 Oct 2014
- views: 30723
Uganda ranked best expat destination in Africa
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- Duration: 0:43
- Updated: 30 Aug 2016
- views: 433
Uganda has been named the most favored country in Africa for expats to live in 2016.
The country ranked 25th on a survey published by the Expat insider which s...
Uganda has been named the most favored country in Africa for expats to live in 2016.
The country ranked 25th on a survey published by the Expat insider which scored countries on ease of settling, learning a local language, and family life.
Uganda ranked second in friendliness only after newcomer Taiwan.
Kenya ranked 2nd in Africa and 46th in the world while Nigeria ranked last on the quality of life and cost of living indices but recorded an improvement from last year in the ease of s…
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Uganda has been named the most favored country in Africa for expats to live in 2016.
The country ranked 25th on a survey published by the Expat insider which scored countries on ease of settling, learning a local language, and family life.
Uganda ranked second in friendliness only after newcomer Taiwan.
Kenya ranked 2nd in Africa and 46th in the world while Nigeria ranked last on the quality of life and cost of living indices but recorded an improvement from last year in the ease of s…
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- published: 30 Aug 2016
- views: 433
Uganda refugee burden: Country hosting over 800,000 refugees in its camps
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- Duration: 2:24
- Updated: 05 Feb 2017
- views: 1016
Uganda has been keeping its doors open to host an ever-growing number of refugees, with figures now getting to over 800,000,... but now even they are feeling th...
Uganda has been keeping its doors open to host an ever-growing number of refugees, with figures now getting to over 800,000,... but now even they are feeling the burden.
Many of the refugees are from neighbouring South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Somalia. Most of them found homes in the Bidi Bidi settlement in northern Uganda.
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Uganda has been keeping its doors open to host an ever-growing number of refugees, with figures now getting to over 800,000,... but now even they are feeling the burden.
Many of the refugees are from neighbouring South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Somalia. Most of them found homes in the Bidi Bidi settlement in northern Uganda.
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- published: 05 Feb 2017
- views: 1016
Life in Kampala
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- Duration: 3:06
- Updated: 28 Dec 2014
- views: 27162
A city built on seven hills, Kampala, the capital of Uganda offers an exciting cultural experience for many foreign visitors. Rated by the UN as a country with ...
A city built on seven hills, Kampala, the capital of Uganda offers an exciting cultural experience for many foreign visitors. Rated by the UN as a country with the happiest people in East Africa, many foreigners find it easy to stay and live comfortably within the city. Michael Baleke reports.
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A city built on seven hills, Kampala, the capital of Uganda offers an exciting cultural experience for many foreign visitors. Rated by the UN as a country with the happiest people in East Africa, many foreigners find it easy to stay and live comfortably within the city. Michael Baleke reports.
- published: 28 Dec 2014
- views: 27162
Pakistani nationals in Uganda celebrate their country's independence day
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- Duration: 3:37
- Updated: 21 Aug 2016
- views: 1314
The Pakistani Community in Uganda has today celebrated the 69th Independence Day anniversary in Kampala, The Celebrations were attended by Hundreds of Pakistan ...
The Pakistani Community in Uganda has today celebrated the 69th Independence Day anniversary in Kampala, The Celebrations were attended by Hundreds of Pakistan Nationals and Ugandans.
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The Pakistani Community in Uganda has today celebrated the 69th Independence Day anniversary in Kampala, The Celebrations were attended by Hundreds of Pakistan Nationals and Ugandans.
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- published: 21 Aug 2016
- views: 1314
Uganda's Health Pyramid - People & Power
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- Duration: 26:01
- Updated: 02 Feb 2017
- views: 988
Living in a poor country with one of the worst doctor-patient ratios in the world - about one for every 24,000 people - it's perhaps no surprise that many Ugand...
Living in a poor country with one of the worst doctor-patient ratios in the world - about one for every 24,000 people - it's perhaps no surprise that many Ugandans are tempted by alternative remedies, even though there's often little evidence to support the claims made about their efficacy in treating or preventing disease. But the phenomenon does beg many questions, not least of which are who is really benefiting from the sale of these products and how exactly are they marketed?
We'd heard reports about one particularly controversial business, a complex multi-level marketing scheme run in Uganda under the aegis of a Chinese company called Tiens, which produces food supplements.
Its products, we'd been told, were being inappropriately sold as medications - in some cases for very serious diseases. We had also heard disturbing claims that its sales representatives, or "distributors" as they are known, were being invited to invest large sums of money in Tiens products, when in reality there was little chance of most of them ever making the kind of dazzling returns that the company promised.
So we sent a filmmaking team and Ugandan reporter Halima Athumani to investigate further.
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Living in a poor country with one of the worst doctor-patient ratios in the world - about one for every 24,000 people - it's perhaps no surprise that many Ugandans are tempted by alternative remedies, even though there's often little evidence to support the claims made about their efficacy in treating or preventing disease. But the phenomenon does beg many questions, not least of which are who is really benefiting from the sale of these products and how exactly are they marketed?
We'd heard reports about one particularly controversial business, a complex multi-level marketing scheme run in Uganda under the aegis of a Chinese company called Tiens, which produces food supplements.
Its products, we'd been told, were being inappropriately sold as medications - in some cases for very serious diseases. We had also heard disturbing claims that its sales representatives, or "distributors" as they are known, were being invited to invest large sums of money in Tiens products, when in reality there was little chance of most of them ever making the kind of dazzling returns that the company promised.
So we sent a filmmaking team and Ugandan reporter Halima Athumani to investigate further.
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- published: 02 Feb 2017
- views: 988
Uganda - Country faces serious humanitarian crisis
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- Duration: 3:45
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 113
T/I: 10:04:13 GS 10:32:39
Aid agencies in Uganda say parts of the country are facing a serious humanitarian crisis following increased fighting betwee...
T/I: 10:04:13 GS 10:32:39
Aid agencies in Uganda say parts of the country are facing a serious humanitarian crisis following increased fighting between Ugandan rebels and government troops. Some 60,000 people have reportedly fled the fighting in the mountainous areas bordering the Congo. Close to 20,000 have ended up in the tiny town of Bundibujo, 500 kilometres south
west of the capital Kampala.
Aid agency officials fear an outbreak of disease as the displaced find shelter in shops, schools, hospitals and churches and camp in the open in crowded and unsanitary conditions.
Bundibujo's hospital is overcrowded with wounded and malnourished women and children, many suffering from machete wounds.
The United Nations World Food Programme have been delivering badly needed aid to the area but have been hampered by dangerous, rebel infested roads through the mountains.
SHOWS:
UGANDA, RECENT
WS piles of World Food Programme sacks in warehouse;
CU sack of flour;
men loading sacks into truck;
UN flags pullout to UN convoy leaving;
UN convoy through street with military ;
Military convoy through mountain pass;
armoured vehicle on road;
soldiers sitting in back of UN truck;
BUNDIBUJO (500 KM southwest of Kampala)
Convoy arriving into town;
WS town centre;
armed soldier in street;
4 VS displaced people in open air camps;
CU children pullout family outside tent;
mother and child pan of children;
interior shelter;
cu infant on floor of shelter;
WS exterior hospital;
cu leg wound from machete pullout to injured woman sitting on bed; emaciated man in hospital bed;
WS injured in hospital;
SOT man in hospital standing by injured woman's bed: "This woman was attacked by rebels, she was hit with a machete."
Children sitting in hospital with bags of belongings;
cu child lying on mattress pullout to mother and child lying side by side;
child health clinic sign;
WS children eating out of bowl;
cu bowl;
mother breastfeeding child;
children sitting in doorway;
SOT Michael Amanya, Action AID: We find that there are approximately 59,000 displaced people .. outbreak of some diseases;
Overcrowding inside shelter;
Red Cross distributing food;
VS women carrying bundles of sticks, bananas;
WS people in street;
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T/I: 10:04:13 GS 10:32:39
Aid agencies in Uganda say parts of the country are facing a serious humanitarian crisis following increased fighting between Ugandan rebels and government troops. Some 60,000 people have reportedly fled the fighting in the mountainous areas bordering the Congo. Close to 20,000 have ended up in the tiny town of Bundibujo, 500 kilometres south
west of the capital Kampala.
Aid agency officials fear an outbreak of disease as the displaced find shelter in shops, schools, hospitals and churches and camp in the open in crowded and unsanitary conditions.
Bundibujo's hospital is overcrowded with wounded and malnourished women and children, many suffering from machete wounds.
The United Nations World Food Programme have been delivering badly needed aid to the area but have been hampered by dangerous, rebel infested roads through the mountains.
SHOWS:
UGANDA, RECENT
WS piles of World Food Programme sacks in warehouse;
CU sack of flour;
men loading sacks into truck;
UN flags pullout to UN convoy leaving;
UN convoy through street with military ;
Military convoy through mountain pass;
armoured vehicle on road;
soldiers sitting in back of UN truck;
BUNDIBUJO (500 KM southwest of Kampala)
Convoy arriving into town;
WS town centre;
armed soldier in street;
4 VS displaced people in open air camps;
CU children pullout family outside tent;
mother and child pan of children;
interior shelter;
cu infant on floor of shelter;
WS exterior hospital;
cu leg wound from machete pullout to injured woman sitting on bed; emaciated man in hospital bed;
WS injured in hospital;
SOT man in hospital standing by injured woman's bed: "This woman was attacked by rebels, she was hit with a machete."
Children sitting in hospital with bags of belongings;
cu child lying on mattress pullout to mother and child lying side by side;
child health clinic sign;
WS children eating out of bowl;
cu bowl;
mother breastfeeding child;
children sitting in doorway;
SOT Michael Amanya, Action AID: We find that there are approximately 59,000 displaced people .. outbreak of some diseases;
Overcrowding inside shelter;
Red Cross distributing food;
VS women carrying bundles of sticks, bananas;
WS people in street;
3.44
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 113
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Moses Murengezi
This is an interview, conducted by PC Uganda Country Director Loucine Hayes, with my former student, Mr. Moses Muregezi. The interview is from 2015. This is a rough cut of a video recording conducted by the Peace Corps.
published: 21 Dec 2015 -
Uganda, Country 181, Night Two
Watch as I cook Night Two the food of Country 181 of my Global Cooking Challenge, Uganda. Tonight's dish: Oluwombo with Ugandan Collard Greens Check out the blog at: http://cliffdvr.tumblr.com/post/143135342966/cooking-around-the-world-uganda International
published: 20 Apr 2016 -
Uganda, Country 181, Night One
Watch as I cook Night One the food of Country 181 of my Global Cooking Challenge, Uganda. Tonight's dish: Gujarati Tilapia with Mango Salsa and Matoke with Groundnut Sauce Check out the blog at: http://cliffdvr.tumblr.com/post/143135342966/cooking-around-the-world-uganda International
published: 16 Apr 2016 -
Miria Matembe, Norbert Mao, Dismas Nkunda, Felix Kaweesa on the Frontline
Police Brutality Debate Was president Museveni right to fire health workers at Mpumudde Will this government take Uganda to a middle income country?
published: 05 Aug 2016 -
Uganda Vision - interview World Bank Country Director Mr Kerali
published: 10 Jan 2017 -
Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda
For God and My Country
published: 18 Apr 2016 -
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A film for Northern Uganda
A film for Northern Uganda highlights how the people of the region have shown resilience and risen from the ashes of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)'s twenty year insurgency and moved towards development in the last ten years since peace returned to the region. This film is a visual showcase of the region’s economic potential aimed at generating new investments that will help revitalise the region and provide a different and better future for it. The film's development was made possible by the UNDP Uganda Country Office, the Government of Uganda - through the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) and shot by Initiatives of Change (IoFC).
published: 10 Aug 2016 -
FLAMENGO X VASCO AO VIVO CORITIBA X RIO BRANCO AO VIVO
CORITIBA X RIO BRANCO AO VIVO Assistir Flamengo x Vasco - AO VIVO - HDTV grátis. SÃO PAULO X CORINTHIANS AO VIVO PAULISTÃO 2017 - LIVE FLAMENGO X VASCO AO VIVO CARIOCA 2017 LIVE FLAMENGO AO VIVO FLAMENGO VS VASCO LIVE EC São José x Internacional ao vivo 18h30 - Campeonato Carioca: Flamengo x Vasco Aqui no Tudo TV você acompanha Flamengo x Vasco ao vivo online grátis, Nós só pedimos que você compartilhe o link do jogo com seus amigos,Grupos e Paginas de vocês para que o site continue crescendo ainda mais. TAGS:Assistir Flamengo x Vasco Ao Vivo,Flamengo x Vasco,Flamengo x Vasco Ao Vivo em HD,Assistir Flamengo x Vasco Dia: 25/02/2017,Flamengo x Vasco Horario do jogo 17:00,Flamengo x Vasco online,Flamengo x Vasco Como Assistir ao vivo grátis?,Ver online Flamengo x Vasco ao vivo grátis. Hoje...
published: 27 Mar 2017
Uganda: No Country for Old Men
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- Duration: 53:43
- Updated: 01 Jul 2013
- views: 608
Moses Murengezi
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- Duration: 38:17
- Updated: 21 Dec 2015
- views: 31
This is an interview, conducted by PC Uganda Country Director Loucine Hayes, with my former student, Mr. Moses Muregezi. The interview is from 2015. This is a r...
This is an interview, conducted by PC Uganda Country Director Loucine Hayes, with my former student, Mr. Moses Muregezi. The interview is from 2015. This is a rough cut of a video recording conducted by the Peace Corps.
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This is an interview, conducted by PC Uganda Country Director Loucine Hayes, with my former student, Mr. Moses Muregezi. The interview is from 2015. This is a rough cut of a video recording conducted by the Peace Corps.
- published: 21 Dec 2015
- views: 31
Uganda, Country 181, Night Two
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- Duration: 2:11:06
- Updated: 20 Apr 2016
- views: 6
Watch as I cook Night Two the food of Country 181 of my Global Cooking Challenge, Uganda. Tonight's dish: Oluwombo with Ugandan Collard Greens
Check out the b...
Watch as I cook Night Two the food of Country 181 of my Global Cooking Challenge, Uganda. Tonight's dish: Oluwombo with Ugandan Collard Greens
Check out the blog at: http://cliffdvr.tumblr.com/post/143135342966/cooking-around-the-world-uganda International
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Uganda, Country 181, Night One
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- Duration: 1:23:55
- Updated: 16 Apr 2016
- views: 17
Watch as I cook Night One the food of Country 181 of my Global Cooking Challenge, Uganda. Tonight's dish: Gujarati Tilapia with Mango Salsa and Matoke with Grou...
Watch as I cook Night One the food of Country 181 of my Global Cooking Challenge, Uganda. Tonight's dish: Gujarati Tilapia with Mango Salsa and Matoke with Groundnut Sauce
Check out the blog at: http://cliffdvr.tumblr.com/post/143135342966/cooking-around-the-world-uganda International
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Watch as I cook Night One the food of Country 181 of my Global Cooking Challenge, Uganda. Tonight's dish: Gujarati Tilapia with Mango Salsa and Matoke with Groundnut Sauce
Check out the blog at: http://cliffdvr.tumblr.com/post/143135342966/cooking-around-the-world-uganda International
- published: 16 Apr 2016
- views: 17
Miria Matembe, Norbert Mao, Dismas Nkunda, Felix Kaweesa on the Frontline
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- Duration: 1:37:24
- Updated: 05 Aug 2016
- views: 22474
Police Brutality Debate
Was president Museveni right to fire health workers at Mpumudde
Will this government take Uganda to a middle income country?
Police Brutality Debate
Was president Museveni right to fire health workers at Mpumudde
Will this government take Uganda to a middle income country?
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Police Brutality Debate
Was president Museveni right to fire health workers at Mpumudde
Will this government take Uganda to a middle income country?
- published: 05 Aug 2016
- views: 22474
Uganda Vision - interview World Bank Country Director Mr Kerali
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 55:00
- Updated: 10 Jan 2017
- views: 21
- published: 10 Jan 2017
- views: 21
Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda
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- Duration: 51:08
- Updated: 18 Apr 2016
- views: 300
For God and My Country
For God and My Country
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Museveni says Uganda is by far one of the most peaceful countries in the whole world.
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- Duration: 42:11
- Updated: 09 Dec 2016
- views: 3610
Museveni says Uganda is by far one of the most peaceful countries in the whole world.
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Museveni says Uganda is by far one of the most peaceful countries in the whole world.
For more visit us on http://b2ofus.blogspot.ug/
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A film for Northern Uganda
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- Duration: 45:48
- Updated: 10 Aug 2016
- views: 625
A film for Northern Uganda highlights how the people of the region have shown resilience and risen from the ashes of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)'s twenty y...
A film for Northern Uganda highlights how the people of the region have shown resilience and risen from the ashes of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)'s twenty year insurgency and moved towards development in the last ten years since peace returned to the region.
This film is a visual showcase of the region’s economic potential aimed at generating new investments that will help revitalise the region and provide a different and better future for it.
The film's development was made possible by the UNDP Uganda Country Office, the Government of Uganda - through the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) and shot by Initiatives of Change (IoFC).
https://wn.com/A_Film_For_Northern_Uganda
A film for Northern Uganda highlights how the people of the region have shown resilience and risen from the ashes of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)'s twenty year insurgency and moved towards development in the last ten years since peace returned to the region.
This film is a visual showcase of the region’s economic potential aimed at generating new investments that will help revitalise the region and provide a different and better future for it.
The film's development was made possible by the UNDP Uganda Country Office, the Government of Uganda - through the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) and shot by Initiatives of Change (IoFC).
- published: 10 Aug 2016
- views: 625
FLAMENGO X VASCO AO VIVO CORITIBA X RIO BRANCO AO VIVO
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:43:38
- Updated: 27 Mar 2017
- views: 162087
CORITIBA X RIO BRANCO AO VIVO
Assistir Flamengo x Vasco - AO VIVO - HDTV grátis.
SÃO PAULO X CORINTHIANS AO VIVO PAULISTÃO 2017 - LIVE
FLAMENGO X VASCO AO VIVO ...
CORITIBA X RIO BRANCO AO VIVO
Assistir Flamengo x Vasco - AO VIVO - HDTV grátis.
SÃO PAULO X CORINTHIANS AO VIVO PAULISTÃO 2017 - LIVE
FLAMENGO X VASCO AO VIVO CARIOCA 2017 LIVE
FLAMENGO AO VIVO
FLAMENGO VS VASCO LIVE
EC São José x Internacional ao vivo
18h30 - Campeonato Carioca: Flamengo x Vasco
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Vasco da Gama x Flamengo
Vasco x Flamengo
Vasco da Gama vs Flamengo
Vasco da Gama v Flamengo
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Vasco v Flamengo
São Paulo x Corinthians
Domingo, 26/03/2017
08h00 - Mundial Cross Country: etapa de Uganda - SPORTV3
10h00 - Campeonato Catarinense: Metropolitano x Joinville - PREMIERE [ch84-premiere]
10h00 - Amistoso de Futsal: Brasil x Colômbia - GLOBO (dentro do 'Esporte Espetacular') e SPORTV
11h00 - Golf Dell Match Play: semifinais - ESPN
12h00 - Mundial de Motovelocidade: etapa do Catar - SPORTV2
13h00 - Eliminatórias da Copa do Mundo: Azerbaijão x Alemanha - SPORTV
13h00 - Superliga Italiana de Vôlei Masculino: Modena x Civitanova - BANDSPORTS
13h30 - Liga ACB: Estudiantes x Baskonia - FOX SPORTS2
15h30 - Campeonato Italiano Série B: Bari x Novara - BANDSPORTS
15h45 - Eliminatórias da Copa do Mundo: Escócia x Eslovênia - ESPN BRASIL
15h45 - Eliminatórias da Copa do Mundo: Montenegro x Polônia - SPORTV
16h00 - Campeonato Carioca: Bangu x Botafogo - GLOBO e PREMIERE [ch21-globo] / [ch86-premiere2]
16h00 - Campeonato Paulista: São Paulo x Corinthians - PREMIERE [ch84-premiere]
16h00 - Campeonato Mineiro: Atlético x URT - PREMIERE [ch85-premiere1]
16h00 - Campeonato Gaúcho: São José x Internacional - PREMIERE 126 [ch93-premiere9]
16h00 - Campeonato Catarinense: Chapecoense x Avaí - PREMIERE 128 [ch92-premiere8]
16h00 - Campeonato Alagoano: CRB x CSA - EI MAXX
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Life in Uganda 40 Years On
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Uganda | Pearl of Africa
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WORST Country To Be Gay - Uganda
What Happens If your gay in Uganda?! You might get killed!!! Violence, social rejection, a...
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WORST Country To Be Gay - Uganda
WORST Country To Be Gay - Uganda
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Uganda’s Express Highway
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Uganda ranked best expat destination in Africa
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Uganda ranked best expat destination in Africa
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Uganda refugee burden: Country hosting over 800,000 refugees in its camps
Uganda has been keeping its doors open to host an ever-growing number of refugees, with fi...
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Life in Kampala
A city built on seven hills, Kampala, the capital of Uganda offers an exciting cultural ex...
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Pakistani nationals in Uganda celebrate their country's independence day
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Pakistani nationals in Uganda celebrate their country's independence day
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Uganda's Health Pyramid - People & Power
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Uganda - Country faces serious humanitarian crisis
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My Makeup/Foundation Routine in Uganda - Light Coverage (for a hot country)
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Uganda my country.
My journey to the deep southwest of Uganda included climbing one of the inactive volcanic...
published: 30 Apr 2013
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Uganda my country.
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Uganda; Sustainable Tourism
Prairie Public brings viewers on a tour of the developing tourism industry in Uganda in it...
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Uganda’s Growth in the Era of Oil and Volatility
Despite the slump in global oil prices, the start of commercial oil production in Uganda i...
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66 VISA FREE COUNTRIES TO UGANDA
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Uganda: Country Yet To Seize Solar Energy Opportunity amid High Energy Costs
In Uganda, solar power is still relatively under-utilised, but one man in a rural communi...
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A Tourist's Guide to Kampala, Uganda
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I fly into Kampala and stay at the Sheraton. From there I have a wand...
published: 26 May 2012
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A Tourist's Guide to Kampala, Uganda
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Uganda Travel Report / English subtitled
The 30 minute film is commented and illustrated by entertaining the bandwidth of Ugandan l...
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Uganda Travel Report / English subtitled
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Discover Uganda Episode 1: Wildwaters Lodge & the Jinja Adventure Hub #DiscoverUgandaTV
Nestled in luxuriant rainforest on it’s own private island, mid-stream in the mighty Nile,...
published: 23 Dec 2014
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Why We Travel: Uganda
Uganda June-August 2014
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Uganda Tourist Attractions: 10 Top Places to Visit
Planning to visit Uganda? Check out our Uganda Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist...
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Uganda: a travel documentary
An adventure in the deepest heart of Africa. 21 improbable characters, 7 4x4s and 1 mechan...
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What life in Uganda is like
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Discover Uganda: Chobe Safari Lodge
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THE REASONS TO VISIT UGANDA
Many people still remember Uganda for the civil war that devastated the country in the 70s...
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Travel Tips For Africa (Kenya, Uganda, Abidjan, Senegal) Visa Info, etc...
Travel tips for Africa based on 10 trips to this great continent. Please friend me at:
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Moments Away (cycling in Uganda and Kenya)
Six weeks and two thousands kilometers cycling from Victoria Lake (Uganda) to Indian Ocean...
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Abacus African Vacations - Murchison Falls
A video that takes you on a safari adventure with Abacus African Vacations to Uganda's big...
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Africa Adventure Safaris - Bwindi Impenetrable forest
Africa Adventure Safaris video of the jewel in the crown of the pearl of Africa - Bwindi I...
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Arcadia Cottages - Lake Mburo
A video showing you the experience of staying at Arcadia cottages in Lake Mburo, Uganda. A...
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Life in Uganda 40 Years On
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Life in Uganda 40 Years On
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Uganda | Pearl of Africa
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WORST Country To Be Gay - Uganda
What Happens If your gay in Uganda?! You might get killed!!! Violence, social rejection, a...
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WORST Country To Be Gay - Uganda
WORST Country To Be Gay - Uganda
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Uganda’s Express Highway
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Uganda ranked best expat destination in Africa
Uganda has been named the most favored country in Africa for expats to live in 2016.
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Uganda ranked best expat destination in Africa
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Uganda refugee burden: Country hosting over 800,000 refugees in its camps
Uganda has been keeping its doors open to host an ever-growing number of refugees, with fi...
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Life in Kampala
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Pakistani nationals in Uganda celebrate their country's independence day
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Pakistani nationals in Uganda celebrate their country's independence day
Pakistani nationals in Uganda celebrate their country's independence day
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Uganda's Health Pyramid - People & Power
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Uganda - Country faces serious humanitarian crisis
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Uganda: No Country for Old Men
Uganda: No Country for Old Men
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Moses Murengezi
This is an interview, conducted by PC Uganda Country Director Loucine Hayes, with my forme...
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Uganda, Country 181, Night Two
Watch as I cook Night Two the food of Country 181 of my Global Cooking Challenge, Uganda. ...
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Uganda, Country 181, Night One
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Miria Matembe, Norbert Mao, Dismas Nkunda, Felix Kaweesa on the Frontline
Police Brutality Debate
Was president Museveni right to fire health workers at Mpumudde
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Miria Matembe, Norbert Mao, Dismas Nkunda, Felix Kaweesa on the Frontline
Miria Matembe, Norbert Mao, Dismas Nkunda, Felix Kaweesa on the Frontline
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Uganda Vision - interview World Bank Country Director Mr Kerali
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Uganda Vision - interview World Bank Country Director Mr Kerali
Uganda Vision - interview World Bank Country Director Mr Kerali
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Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda
For God and My Country
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Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda
Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda
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Museveni says Uganda is by far one of the most peaceful countries in the whole world.
Museveni says Uganda is by far one of the most peaceful countries in the whole world.
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Museveni says Uganda is by far one of the most peaceful countries in the whole world.
Museveni says Uganda is by far one of the most peaceful countries in the whole world.
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A film for Northern Uganda
A film for Northern Uganda highlights how the people of the region have shown resilience a...
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A film for Northern Uganda
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FLAMENGO X VASCO AO VIVO CORITIBA X RIO BRANCO AO VIVO
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FLAMENGO X VASCO AO VIVO CORITIBA X RIO BRANCO AO VIVO
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