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UWA Launches Tulambule Buses

January 16, 2018

Are you a Ugandan, a foreigner resident or a potential traveler who want to explore the pearl of Africa, the launching of Tulambule buses has made transport to all tourism sites all over Uganda easy. Early this year (2018), 5 buses were put on road four of which are 74 seaters and one an open roof double decker bus to ease the movement of travelers to all parts of Uganda for a gorilla trekking tour in Bwindi forets and Mgahinga gorilla national parks, chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest National park and game viewing safaris in savannah national parks all over Uganda. The buses were launched by UWA, a government body responsible for tourism and wildlife conservation in Uganda with the support of the government. The major aim of the newly introduced buses is to encourage domestic tourism in Uganda motivating Uganda’s to travel within their country exploring all that their country offers with no hindrance.
For the past years, lack of transport has been a complaint for many Uganda’s since they would find it find to connect to Uganda’s remote areas where most tourism attraction are located. The lunching of Tulambule buses comes as good news for those who love to tour the country and appreciate the beautiful landscape, riches and nature. Right now, moving to, within and from all Uganda national parks has been made easy with travelers assured of comfort, spectacular views and their safety with the property they own which all result into a memorable experience. For the start, the launched buses will take travelers to the great Murchison falls national park, kidepo valley national park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, lake Mburo national park and semiliki national park among others.

Many official people who among others include the state minister for tourism Uganda, miss tourism in the northern region and other members from the Board of governance from Uganda tourism Board and Uganda Wildlife Authority graced the launching of the Tulambule buses. The event took place at the head quarters of Uganda wildlife authority in Kampala Uganda. With the new buses, no more complaints are expected from Uganda since lack of transport has been a major excuse for limited domestic tourism in the country. The government and responsible tourism bodies realized a need for Ugandans to explore their country since tourism development starts from within.
The ministry of tourism and the Uganda wildlife authority therefore expect an incre4saed number of Ugandan’s to take part in tourism hence promoting Uganda’s tourism industry.

The Secret Behind the Boosting of Uganda’s Tourism

Myuganda

January 10, 2018

While looking at the present state of Uganda’s tourism sector, the pearl of Africa has undeniably experienced a steady progress over the years. An increase in tourist arrivals, new hotels and direct flights into Uganda indicate that the country has surely taken a step forward as far as tourism sector is concerned. The success in tourism and the related sectors is greatly attributed to extensive marketing by the Uganda Tourism Board, which has opened Uganda to the rest of the world. The use of all effective marketing channels mostly social media by the Uganda Tourism Board has put Uganda on the world tourism map. Adding to the launching of the public relations campaigns in European and American mainstream media, UTB has made good use of today’s most effective marketing social media and was ranked second to South Africa on twitter which has attracted an increased number of travelers coming for gorilla treks, wildlife safaris and mountaineering experiences across the country. In the same way, the United Kingdoms’ rough guide ranked Uganda as the fourth best tourism destination in 2017. This year (2017) has been Uganda’s remarkable year in which the country has achieved progress in opening up five star hotels in Kampala hence assuring travelers of quality services. Similarly, roads have been constructed to ease transport to the remote areas of Uganda where national and other tourism attractions are located.

Rising visitor numbers
Uganda tourism statistics show a steady increase in the number of tourist arrivals to Uganda for the last ten years. In 2016, Uganda received 1.4 million tourists bringing in $1.4 billion according to the 2016 Uganda Wildlife Authority statistics. In 1990, Uganda received only 69,000 visitors, which number increased to 642,000 in 2007 when the war ended. Since then, the country has experienced steady tourist increase except in 2009 when tourist arrivals fell from 806,000 in 2008 to 844,000 which has a great set back. Fortunately in 2010, Uganda received 946,000 international travelers and then 1.4 million in 2016. Similarly, Uganda wildlife authority registered over 245,725 tourists half of whom are non-east Africans visiting the national parks, game reserves and other protected areas in Uganda. UWA is a government body responsible for the country’s 10 national parks, 12 wildlife reserves, 5 community wildlife management areas and 13 wildlife sanctuaries all situated in different parts of the country. Uganda anticipates to receive 4 million travelers in 2020 id the steady increase and tourism progress is maintained.

New road constructed
Besides hotels and lodgers, Uganda government has invested in rehabilitation of roads connecting to major tourism spots in the country. The construction of Mbarara – kabale highway and kabale – kisoro high way has eased transportation to Bwindi impenetrable forest national park and Mgahinga gorilla national parks home to the critically endangered mountain gorillas. Travelling time from Entebbe to Bwindi has now reduced to 8-9 hours drive compared to 4-5 days, which travelers would spend in the past decades before reaching those gorilla destinations. The short distance of volcanoes national park from Kigali international airport was a great hindrance to Uganda’s gorilla tourism since most travelers would opt for Rwanda instead of Uganda. The ease of transport to Bwindi and Mgahinga gorilla national parks has therefore enhanced thousands of travelers to book gorilla tours in uganda and Rwanda with ease of travel to and from gorilla national parks. To Uganda’s advantage, Rwanda’s increased incased gorilla permit price has shifted most travelers to trek mountain gorillas in Bwindi and Mgahinga where the permit is relatively cheaper. Travelers are therefore reminded to book six months in advance due to the high demand. Similarly, the Kampala Entebbe express highway that is still under construction is hoped to ease the connection of Kampala to Entebbe international airport.

New luxury hotels
Presently, Uganda has heavily invested in building up new luxury hotels to provide quality services for travelers. The government of Uganda has put hands together with international investors and other W Hospitality group survey on hotel chains development in Africa to build five and four star hotels and lodges in all parts of Uganda especially in Kampala. This year, Golden Tulip Canaan Kampala managed by the Auspices of golden tulip an international hotel chain, and the Pearl of Africa Hotel managed by South Africa’s sovereign hotels were opened in Kampala. Both hotels are situated in Nakasero in the central business district which reward travelers with an over look of Kampala city and all activities which take place in the city center. The new hotels have transformed Uganda into the best destination for competitive meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE) in the region providing them with enough and quality boardrooms, meeting rooms and quality services. Uganda now has 90 luxury hotels and 30 lodges which is a great achievement

Going forward
Though most travelers to Uganda originate form Africa, the government and UTB has tirelessly invested in marketing its attractions in Europe and north America so as to attract European and American travelers who stay longer and spend more money on their safaris. More still, the Uganda tourism board aims at luring more African travellers especially from West Africa, South Africa and Kenya. The government is to hire public relations firms to market Uganda in Kenya, South Africa and West Africa. Game viewing is the biggest attraction for most international travelers to Uganda which reward them with a close encounter with the African big five which are elephants, lions, buffalos, leopards and rhinos not missing out the iconic chimpanzees in kibale and the critically mountain gorillas in the tropical rain forests of Bwindi and Mgahinga gorilla national parks. Besides wildlife, Uganda is a home to the source of the Nile, lake victoria, birds, a high concentration of primates in kibale forest national, park. On the other hand most Uganda tourists form Kenya and Kenya are attracted by Uganda’s bustling entertainment scene.

Resilient aviation sector
Despite the defunct Uganda airline, the variation sector in March 2017 established the Vule airways while Uganda’s newest airline is to start its flights earlier. Fortunately, Uganda is blessed with many international airlines, which have launches flights to Entebbe international airport in the few years. Of recent, Qatar airways and east African safaris joined the fray while Brussels airlines launched daily flights between Entebbe and Brussels.

Conclusively therefore, Uganda is a unique tourism destination which offer it all to meet and exceed all travelers expectations. New hotels have been established to provide quality products, roads ease transport and a variety of attractions are at your display.

Uganda to Maintain Gorilla Permits prices at $600

Myuganda

January 2, 2018

Amidst anxiety as Rwanda Development Board (RDB) doubling the price of the Rwanda gorilla permits from $750 to $1500, the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) maintains Uganda gorilla permit prices at $600. Mountain gorilla trekking is the top attraction for countries – Uganda, Rwanda ad Congo and has seen large numbers of tourist flock the countries to catch a glimpse of the rare mountain gorillas in the jungle.

The UWA guaranteed all tour operators that they wouldn’t be increase gorilla permit price for the next 12 months. According to the UWA executive director, “Mountain gorillas are one of the world’s most valuable natural resources and their conservation is at the forefront of all of UWA’s decisions. Allowing global travelers the opportunity to fulfill lifelong dreams to see these animals is key to their conservation”.

Uganda is home to the highest number of mountain gorillas inhabited in 2 national parks both in south western Uganda. The highest number of mountain gorillas attract thousands of travelers coming for gorilla tours from all parts of the world. Bwindi national park has 13 habituated gorillas families spread over 4 sectors of Buhoma, Ruhija, Rushaga and Nkuringo. In addition Bwindi offers gorilla habituation experience where tourists get the opportunity to be unclose with gorillas for 4hours instead of the ordinary 1 hour. Another place to watch gorillas in the jungle is Mgahinga national park comprising of one habituated gorilla family. Mgahinga national park is also part of the 3 national parks of the Virunga conservation region also shared by Volcanoes national park in Rwanda and Virunga national park in Democratic Republic of Congo.

Uganda matins her price for gorilla permits so as to allow all types of travelers from budget to luxury to take part in a lifelong dream of seeing gorillas in their natural habitat. With a rise go permit fees, so may traveler will be left out! and yet mountain gorilla survival largely depends on the support and efforts of travelers who come to see those gentle giants in Africa.

Kiprotich finishes second in Fukuoka marathon

Myuganda

December 5, 2017

On Sunday 3rd December, our own Stephen Kiprotich came second position at 2:07:10 time record during the 2017 season in Fukuoka Marathon after Sondre Moen of Norway who was the fastest at 2:05:48 winning gold medal just two seconds away form Kiprotich

At 2:05:48 tie run, Sondre managed to beat the 2:06 fastest time record making him the first person outside Africa to beat this recored as well as the first European! Other top runners include Suguru Osako from Japan who finished in the second place, Bidan Karoki from Kenya in the forth place and Amanuel Mesel from Eritrea in the fifth place.

Uganda To Use Cable Cars On Mount Rwenzori

Myuganda

November 30, 2017

Hiking to the top of mount Rwenzori is one of the adventurous activities you should not miss on your Uganda safari, one of the key features after which Uganda is named the pearl of Africa. Also, known as mountains of the moon, Mount Rwenzori is situated in kasese district in the borders of Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Mount Rwenzori stands at 4500m above sea level and is the second highest peak in Africa after Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. The high altitude has been a great challenge for travelers taking 5-6 full days to reach margarita the highest peak of Mount Rwenzori at 5,119m above sea level making it quite hard to enjoy uganda safaris as a complete package. To ease the hiking up to t mountain summit therefore, the government is to start using of cable cars, which shorten the hiking time as well as saving energy for the clients.
The plans to install cable cars for climbers to mount Rwenzori was revealed by the minister to tourism in the 8th annual tourism sector review conference that was held recently at Serena hotel Kampala. While in the conference, the prime minister of Uganda Ruhakana Rugunda assured attendees that the government was done with feasibility study for the project of cable cars and only waiting to report from the consultants on how to progress wit the installation of the cable cars. Once consultations are done, the government will discuss with relevant stakeholders after which contractors will be procured to install the cable cars.

The introduction of cable cars is also a strategy for boosting tourism in Mount Rwenzori national park and Uganda as a whole. Mount Rwenzori comprise of six main peaks, which go beyond 4500 meters above sea level. Some peaks such as Mt Stanley, Mt Speke, Mt baker, Mt Gessi are on the other side of the Democratic Republic of Congo while Mt Luigi di Savoia and Mt Emin Pasha are fully in Uganda. Not only do travelers enjoy the beautiful sceneries but also permanent snow and glaciers at the summit of Mount Rwenzori.

Cables cars were first introduced in Kenya to ease the hiking of Mount Kenya by the government bodies and responsible tourism bodies. Since their introduction, may people have been seen taking part in hiking mount Kenya, which has promoted tourism industry in Kenya. The government of Kenya was the first to intrude cable cars to ease the hiking of Mount Keya and many people have been witnessed climbing and enjoying the hiking experience.

Many adventurous travelers have taken part in hiking t the summit of Mount Rwenzori despite it being strenuous. Similarly most people hike mount Rwenzori to appreciate and cherish the beauty that nature offers. Travelers are rewarded with spectacular views of the mountain rangers as well as wildlife in Rwenzori national park in the slopes of the mountain.

Besides cable cars for Mountain climbing, the government also realized a need to develop a master plan for the source of the Nile. It was discovered that despite it being known worldwide as a major attraction every one should visit on a Uganda safari, the source of the Nile has not attracted as many travelers as expected. This therefore calls for a master plan so as to attract private sectors to invest in infrastructures such as hotels, lodges and road construction.

In terms of tourism progress, Uganda’s tourism sector has achieved steady progress in the past year. There has been an increase in the number of tourist arrivals to Uganda in the financial year 3016/2017 and these travelers are interested in exploring and visiting different tourism spots in all parts of the country. Tourism is Uganda’s leading foreign exchange earner, which bring in roughly US$1.37 billion (UGX6.17 trillion) to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP). The progress and success of tourism in Uganda is attributed to peace and security, which has been achieved with the leadership of president Museveni.

Interestingly, tourism is the major source of jobs, which employ 6% of Uganda’s labor force directly and indirectly. Many people have been hired as guides, porters, park wardens, housekeepers. Waiters, waitresses and hotel managers, which has improved their standards of living. In order to maintain tourism success, the government has put new strategies to drive Uganda to middle income status by 2040.
Conclusively, book you mount climbing safari to Rwenzori Mountains and use a cable car for easy hiking hence a memorable experience.

250,000 More Tourists Expected in Uganda in 2018

Myuganda

November 22, 2017

Basing on the steady increase of tourist arrivals to Uganda in the past years, Uganda expects to receive over 250,000 travelers in 2018. According to Uganda’s present tourism statistics, there has been a great increase in the number of tourist arrivals coming for Uganda safaris to visit different tourism sites in all parts of the country. Uganda has so far received over 1.3 million travelers which number is expected to increase by a quarter to 1.56 million in 2018 if all strategies are put in place. The hope for many tourists has been raised by various strategies which have been put by the government in cooperation with responsible tourism bodies such as the Uganda Tourism Board, (UTB) in charge of marketing and development of new tourism products, Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) responsible for wildlife conservation while the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities is the over seer of all tourism operations in Uganda.

The potentiality of Uganda to attract more travelers was realized in the 8th annual tourism sector where a steady increase in tourist arrivals was confirmed. In order to meet the target of 1.56 million travelers next year (2018), the government has heavily invested in extensive marketing so as to polish the negative image of Uganda’s past times in the international market. It’s unfortunate that some international travelers still think of Uganda as a country of wars, famines and diseases. Similarly, peace and security has been restored especially in northern Uganda and tourism is done smoothly. Besides increased travelers, the government expects increased revenue earning from the current $1.37 Billion dollars to approximately $1.5 billion, which is roughly 5.4 trillion in 2018.

However, there is need for improvements in the country’s political atmosphere, which guarantee travelers safety, and smooth participation in all tourism activities. The government should also increases in tourism investments by developing new tourism products to provide a wide selection of what to do and see for the travelers.

Roads especially those connecting to national parks and other tourism spots in all parts of Uganda should be rehabilitated to ensure safe transport of travelers and their property. Uganda’s major tourism attractions are situated in the remote areas such as Bwindi impenetrable forest national park and Mgahinga gorilla national park in southwestern Uganda, Kidepo valley national park in north Eastern Uganda and Murchison falls national park in northwestern Uganda among others. Similarly other facilities such as hotels/lodges should be established in all parts of the country assuring travelers of quality food and sleeping services wherever they go at the affordable prices.

Conclusively therefore, Uganda is a unique tourism destination rewarding you with memorable experiences. Be part of a Uganda safari for 2018 and enjoy the beauty that nature provides.

End of Discounted Gorilla Permits in Uganda

Myuganda

October 25, 2017

With effect from 30th November 2017, the discounted gorilla permits will be no more in Uganda to those coming for gorilla trekking. Since 2014, Uganda wildlife authority has been offering promotional gorilla permit prices at a cost of 450usd in the low season between the months of April, May and November for gorilla trekkers. Foreign non-residents have been paying 450usd, foreign residents 400usd and East Africans 150,000ush something that makes Uganda a place for budget gorilla travelers. The major reason why UWA offered discount on gorilla permits was to encourage budget travelers to enjoy a lifetime gorilla trekking at a fair rate. Uganda is a home to the highest population of mountain gorillas roughly half of the world’s remaining population making which make it a best gorilla destination. Despite Rwanda’s abrupt doubling of the gorilla permit from 750usd to 1500usd in early May 2017, Uganda has maintained its gorilla permit price at 600usd.

Previously, 600usd has been paid in the peak season between the months of June, July, August, December, January, February and March. This would be reduced to 450 in April, May, October and November. These months are also known as low season mainly associated with heavy rainfall, muddy and low visits. The budget prices was therefore aimed at attracting the highest gorilla trekkers in this low season as well as introducing all travelers to the treasures the pearl of Africa offers.

Gorilla trekking in Uganda is done in the tropical rain forests of Bwindi impenetrable forest national park and Mgahinga gorilla national park both in southwestern Uganda. The two national parks shelter 13 habituated gorilla families 12 of which reside in Bwindi and 1 in Mgahinga gorilla national park. Uganda is an end pint for most gorilla trekkers which sheltering the highest population of gorillas roughly 480 in Bwindi impenetrable forest national park and Mgahinga gorilla national park. Gorilla prices are similar in these two national parks.

Unlike gorilla trekking prices, gorilla habituation will keep at 1500usd allowing travelers to spend half day with the gorillas. Uganda wildlife authority is responsible for issuing out these permits to all travelers coming for gorilla safaris in Uganda to Bwindi impenetrable forest national park and Mgahinga gorilla national park forest . All permits require advance booking and payment of the booking fee is highly recommended to ensure timely allocation of gorilla families and avoid disappointments at the last hour. Gorilla habituation allow travelers to walk along with a group of conservationists, researchers and gorilla doctors to train the wild gorillas to get familiar with people.

The removal of the discounted gorilla permits is to deal with an increased demand for gorilla permits since Uganda has taken up Rwanda market due to the very expensive Rwanda’s gorilla permit. Similarly, a uniform gorilla permit cost is to support the conservation of the endangered mountain gorillas in Uganda hence ensuring sustainable gorilla tourism.

Low budget gorilla travelers are therefore reminded to book in the remaining days of October and November to enjoy this ending privilege. Other gorilla trekking rules such as seven-meter distance, keeping low tone, not littering in the park and avoiding close contact with the critically endangered gorillas are similar.
Conclusively therefore, Uganda is the best place for gorilla trekking. Be part of the Uganda safari and enjoy the once in life gorilla experience.

British Citizens Given Green Light to Travel to Uganda

Myuganda

October 21, 2017

For British citizens traveling for Uganda safaris, it’s now a walk away with no restrictions. The decision which allow British citizens to travel freely to Uganda was made by the United Kingdom government on 19th October 2017 and published on their government’s foreign and common wealth official website. All travel restrictions have been withdrawn for all those traveling to Uganda for short and long safaris. The decision was passed a few days after a forum meeting that was hosted by president Museveni aimed at promoting tourism investments in different parts of Uganda including Kidepo valley national park.
The forum was attended by different investors from all parts of the world, which they used as an opportunity to travel around Uganda to inspect potential investment areas. Among the attendees was the UK’s vice Exchequer chancellor together with other international financiers and conservationists for the giant conservation and tourism investment forum among others.

According to Uganda tourism board, the major purpose for the advisory (green light for British citizens to Uganda) is to improve tourism in the least visited national parks and other tourism spots that have often suffered from unjust advisories. Kidepo valley national park in northeastern Uganda is to benefit from this new advisory. The national park was selected by the CNN and other international organizations as one of the must visit national parks on a Uganda safari in 2017. With the new decision (green light travel for British citizens in Uganda), Kidepo valley national park is assured of increased visits despite the less visits and isolation in the past years. This has raised great hope for improved tourism business in the national park and the improved standards of living for the local people in the entire karamoja region.

Regarding tourism industry in Uganda in general, there has been as a steady increase in the number of tourist arrivals for example 1.3 million travelers in 2015 to 1.4 million travelers in 2016.

However, the British government has cautioned its citizens to be optimistic while travelling to and in Uganda. Travelers have been reminded to guard their property to prevent crimes such as burglaries and attacks as well as not to carry large sums of hard money. Wearing expensive attire such as jewelry and carrying expensive and heavy gadgets should also be avoided to ensure safety.

Conclusively therefore, Uganda is a best place to visit. British citizens to Uganda are free to travel and explore all Uganda treasures with no limitation.

Entertainment in Uganda

Myuganda

October 7, 2017

Entertainment is one of Uganda’s popular undertakings, which has been embraced by most Ugandans especially the youth. Different artists have come up with new local and international songs and comedies, which send out specific messages to various people on different occasions. The shows are generated from past stories, experience and on going happenstances at a time. Music has played a big role in the lives of Ugandans socially and economically as a source of employment, esteem and income. The industry started way back in early centuries with the composition of local music known, as “kadongo kamu” from which new styles of music have picked. Popular Uganda artists include Bebe cool, Bobi wine, Chameleon Juliana Kanyomozi, Iren Ntare, Eddy kenzo, David Lutalo, Judith babirye, Iryn Namubiru, Rema Namakura, Maurice Kirya, Halima Namakula, Geoffrey Lutaya and Desire Luzinda among others. The trending music styles in Uganda include:

Kadongo Kamu also known as “One Guitar”, was the first introduced style of music in the early centuries mostly enjoyed mostly by cultural loyalists in the Buganda kingdom. The founders of this music were Fred Musagazi, Christophe Sebaguka, and Elly Wamala who paved a way for new artists. Due to its history, kadongo kamu became an influential style of music from which other styles of music have picked ideas.

Kidandali was the second style of music just after kadongo kamu, which comprise of soukous and Congolese style of music. Bobi wine the “Ghetto President” is the founder of kidandali music. Kidandali is good for both local and urban people and message is generated from the existing events and one’s experience.

Dance hall is one of popular music styles embraced by most Ugandan youth who are funs of music. This music style is basically in international versions which started in the early 1990;s by international artists such as Buju Banton. Iren Ntale is one of the artists who has progressed in singing these dance hall music.
Hip hop is the latest style of music which has come wit new styles old dress, movements and speech and has been loved by most young people in many ways beyond music. In its early stages of its introduction, hip-hop music was not legally accepted until 2008 when the music style was accepted. Much as hip hop was mainly of American language, many Uganda artist have changed it in luganda from where the word”Lugaflow” was generated which mean that hip hop music can as well flow in Luganda Version. Hip-hop is still a popular music style in which artists like Keko and Navio are the best artists in performing this style of music.

Gospel music generated from church praise and worship has gained popularity in Uganda music and entertainment industry. These songs are mostly sung in church choirs, weddings, kwanjura and other parties like baptism all thanking God for the mighty things achieved. Pastor Judith Babirye, Pastor Wilson Bugembe, Joseph Ngoma and different church choirs especially for the Pentecostal churches have become popular in singing gospel Music.

Rthym and blues is another music style in Uganda mostly sung by Juliana Kanyomozi, Iryn Namubiru, Maurice Kirya and Naava Grey among others. Most of this R &B music is most sung in local languages but carrying a lot of message.

Catering Services in Uganda

Myuganda

October 6, 2017

Celebrating and parting is part of our daily happy life and excellent catering services are therefore required. Whichever party you are planning, whether wedding, introduction, birthday, kwanjura, graduation ceremony among others, My Uganda introduces to you the leading catering services in all parts of the country. Hiring a catering company eases your preparation which ensure smooth and timely service delivery. Different companies charge different costs but you are assured of excellent services. Check out the leading catering services in Uganda:

Chef’s catering solution limited
These are located on Entebbe road and the other branch at Bakuli basajjabalaba building Kampala Uganda. The company is qualified in hospitality management with professional staff who are kind and welcoming. Services offered include food production, beverage service, outside catering and camp management among others. All kinds of foods both local and internationals are prepared. These people are flexible and can move to every place your function will be held at affordable prices. They also have tents, tables, chairs and music, which is an added advantage.
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Café Omukago
These are located on George street plot16B near commercial court Kampala Uganda. Café Omukago is a well-known catering company, which started operating in 2009. These services offered include African coffee, cappuccino, Espresso. Lemon coffee and a wide rage of juices such as cocktail, watermelon juice, beetroot juice, pineapple juice and mango juice. All foods are prepared both local and international and the staff is kind, excellent and welcoming.
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Mama’s meal catering
The company started operations in 2014 located in Nankulabye Kampala Uganda. Mama’s meal catering deal in outside catering services preparing all local and international foods for all kinds of parties. Interestingly, Mama’s meal catering group is flexible to travel to any destination at any time and their prices are affordable to enjoy Uganda
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Kembabazi catering center
Located in Naguru plot 85 katalima road, kembabazi-catering Centre is an excellent service that offer daily restaurant and outside catering services since its establishment in 1983. They prepare all kinds of meals and beverages for different kinds of parties such as weddings, graduation parties and birthday parties among others. The staff is professional and caring ensuring smooth service delivery.
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Tyler events and systems
Located opposite Nakulabye roundabout on Nakulabye Makerere hill road, Tyler events and systems is one of the leading catering companies in Uganda. All foods and beverages local and international are served at fair prices. Additionally, Tyler events and systems deal in decorations as long as hiring tables, chairs, music system as well as cake backing. They also do video coverage making photography at your function easy and affordable.
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Bounce universe events
Dealing mostly in kid’s parties, bounce universe events are located on Jinja road centenary park Kampala Uganda. These do not only deal in foods and beverages but also offer bouncing castles for hire, music systems, face painting and other tramponies. Staff is knowledgeable and professional serving you with excellent services at all times.
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