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The name Murchison was given by Sir Samuel Baker during his explorations of Uganda during the 19 th Century. As the largest park in Uganda, Murchison Falls has almost all of Africa’s major mammals.
These traps once snared Uganda’s wildlife. Now they’re art People who live near Uganda’s Murchison Falls National Park are removing wire traps used to illegally capture wildlife and turning ...
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Explore Uganda’s vibrant wildlife, including the critically endangered mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and the beautiful wildlife of Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Murchison Falls National Park is a stronghold for remaining giraffes in Uganda. During the coronavirus pandemic, more local people are setting traps to catch animals such as antelopes for meat to ...
MURCHISON FALLS NATIONAL PARK, Uganda — Under dense forest canopy sheltering elephants, rare birds and colobus monkeys, roaring bulldozers and excavators shatter the idyll, toppling ancient ...
Uganda has lifted its objections to a South African firm conducting a study for a hydropower dam at a site on the River Nile where spectacular waterfalls and wild game have been a major tourist ...
Murchison Falls National Park ferry is to be grounded from 8 th to 20 th May 2017 for biannual routine maintenance. Notice to stakeholders from Uganda Wildlife Authority (U.W.A) the agency in ...
Uganda's total generation capacity stands at about 1000MW but is set to expand substantially when a 600MW plant on the Nile, Karuma, being developed by China's Synohydro, is commissioned next year.
Uganda's total generation capacity is expected to hit nearly 2000 megawatts when a 600MW Chinese-funded hydropower dam, also on River Nile, is commissioned next month.
Uganda said on Wednesday that due to the importance of its famed Murchison Falls as a lucrative tourism attraction it had rejected a hydropower project proposed by South Africa's Bonang Power and ...
Plans by the firm, Bonang Power and Energy, to develop a 360 megawatt (MW) plant at the site of Murchison Falls were first announced by Uganda's state-run energy sector regulator Electricity ...
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