Self-Drive in Rwanda: A Comprehensive Guide for First Timers Rwanda, the Land of a Thousand Hills, is a fascinating destination that offers breathtaking views of the rolling hills, valleys, lush landscapes, rich cultures, majestic water bodies, and a variety of wildlife. It is the perfect safari destination because of the game parks that are home…
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The JP Magufuli Bridge Is Now Open Covering a distance of 3.2km, the JP Magufuli Bridge in Tanzania is a significant infrastructure project that spans Lake Victoria, connecting the towns of Kigongo and Busisi, and it is going to be the 6th-longest bridge on a water body in Africa. It was named after the late…
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Celebrating the Uganda Martyrs: a moment of reflection for Ugandans Uganda is currently busy with the preparations for the celebrations of the Uganda Martyrs, which take place every year on 3rd June. This day commemorates the martyrdom of 45 young men who were executed in the late 19th century for their Christian faith. The Uganda…
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Mountain gorillas are considered one of the most endangered creatures on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species. There are not more than 1080 individuals left in the whole world, and Uganda happens to be home to almost half of that population. Gorillas are only found in the great…
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In response to the alarming rise in road accidents, the Ugandan government, through the Ministry of Works and Transport, has introduced a new set of traffic fines and penalties. These measures came into effect on April 23, 2025, and have been officially enforced and emphasized as of May 5, 2025. Using Unlicensed or Uninsured Vehicles…
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Traffic laws and guidelines in Uganda In Uganda, traffic guidelines and rules are established to ensure the safety of all road users, including drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists. Traffic laws in Uganda are governed by the Traffic and Road Safety Act, and these laws aim to ensure road safety and orderly conduct on roadways. Adhering…
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You have not visited Tanzania until you’ve gone to Zanzibar! Zanzibar is not only a beautiful beach island but also a historical landmark. The island has a rich and complex history shaped by various cultures, trade, and colonization landmarks. The island has been inhabited for thousands of years, with early settlers being Bantu-speaking people who…
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Serengeti National Park: Go Further 4×4 Car Rentals Located in the eastern Mara region and the North-western Simiyu region, Serengeti National Park stretches over 14,763Km2 and contains over 3.7million acres of the Virginia savannah. This area became a park in 1940, and the government restricted the movements of the indignant Masai people, but the boundaries…
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Standing at a height of 5,895 metres above sea level, Kilimanjaro is the highest point on the African continent and the world’s largest free-standing mountain. The locals (chagga and Masai) believe that the mountain is the seat of God, and most of them who climb it intend to look for miracles. It is called a…
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Renting a car in Kenya is a trend, especially in the safari world, where many tourists are opting to rent a car and handle the rest of the trip by themselves. When planning to visit Kenya and want to hire a car, we have you covered with most of the artifacts you may need to…
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