Health guidelines to planning your Uganda safari as at 18 June 2021 Uganda’s Ministry of Health has updated COVID-19 measures for all travellers: Category 1 country: India Category 2: United…
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Your Uganda safari booking is safe
We hope you are well, staying home and keeping safe and healthy! At Kwezi Outdoors we are ready and set to welcome you for the next safari in Uganda Though…
Uganda extends validity of reserved gorilla permits to December 2022
The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has updated the advisory on gorilla trekking in Uganda’s national parks extending validity of different permits till 2022. In a 13 May 2020 statement to…
Lockdown babies – Uganda celebrates birth of two mountain gorillas
In spite of all the negative vibe from around the world, Uganda is now celebrating the birth of two mountain gorillas born in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The love affair…
Kwezi Outdoors Safety Advisory on Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update 22 March 2020
Uganda has banned all international travel in and out of the country with immediate effective. This is in an effort to stem the spread of the #Coronavirus (Covid-19) after the…
Uganda bans US, EU travel over COVID19 concerns, closes schools
Up to today, the 18th of March, 2020, Uganda, by the mercy of God, has been spared by not having even one case confirmed of the coronavirus. There has been…
Government moves to keep Uganda safe and free from Coronavirus
Uganda has no COVID-19 case. All travellers into the country are to be checked to ensure Uganda remains a safe destination for citizens and guests. Ministry of Health shares update…
Kwezi Outdoors Safety Advisory on Coronavirus (COVID-19)
KAMPALA, Uganda Kwezi Outdoors Ltd would like to reassure all our guests and travellers that Uganda is safe and free from the coronavirus (COVID-19). It is safe to travel to…
Notes for Editor: About the mountain gorillas of Uganda
2019 gorilla census puts global count at 1063 with 459 (43%) in Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park The recent gorilla census puts the total number of the endangered mountain gorillas…
Uganda gorilla permit hike, local communities to benefit
Tourists to pay $700, that is $100 more. 20% of all park fees support community initiatives live building schools and clinics KAMPALA— If you are planning to track mountain gorillas…