Although Lira City is facing major constraints and setbacks in terms of resources to address her challenges, we should start slowly but with strategies that won’t allow our City to be affected right from birth.
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Covid-19 in Africa could reverse 30yrs of Wildlife conservation gains, harming livelihoods
On top of losses from the tourism sector, well-intended lockdown measures in densely populated cities are exacerbating the situation in smaller rural communities. An estimated 350 million people in Africa work in what’s known as informal employment.
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Lango Paramount Chief makes ‘shock decision’ – sacks Premier – Dr Nam
Abila a’Lango – Dr Richard Nam who has been the Prime Minister Lango Cultural Foundation…
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Acholi Tourism Board “exceedingly ready” to host World Tourism Day
By Rackara Emmanuel Gulu – The Acholi Tourism Board (ATB) have overwhelmingly confirmed their exceptional…
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Tourism: Exclusive interview with Akita Wild Tours & Travel
Uganda’s economy has in recent years performed much better and is expected to be stable,…
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MAPS: Protect Arctic Ocean to help prevent impending global disaster
The largest ecological and humanitarian crisis in history is at our doorstep. According to Philip…
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Lack of support hindering Acholi tourism development
By Komakech Jimmy The Acholi tourism cluster is grappling with acute challenges that is hindering…
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Immense Expectations ahead of First International Lango Cultural Heritage and Tourism Conference
Conference Date: 21st to 23rd October, 2018 at Lira University Conference Theme: Sustainable Tourism for…