This is a very important question that many African tourism designations should ask, and hence borrow a leaf from Rwanda’s success story with regards to her fast tourism growth. Comparing the nature of tourism of Rwanda’s neighbors – Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and free falling Burundi, where tourism has been all but wiped out as a […]
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Looking back at the 15 Years Of “Kagamecracy” in Rwanda
On April 22 2000, at 11.45am local Rwandan time; president Paul Kagame took oath of presidential office at Amahoro National Stadium in Kigali. Paul Kagame then had been Rwanda’s vice president, now as president ushered in a period of groundbreaking rebirth that today has placed Rwanda among the new ‘African tigers’. The country marks this […]
Continue readingTop Tips for your Gorilla Trekking Excursion in Rwanda
Planning to travel to Africa for gorilla trekking, Rwanda’s Volcano National Park is the best choice to go; to visit the endangered mountain gorillas in Africa. It is the oldest national park on the continent and has an excellent trekking system in place, which balances the curious tourist alongside the critical protection needs of mountain […]
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The Cyanika border is a very important key for tourism Uganda & Rwanda
The Cyanika border is the crossing point into Uganda from Rwanda and vice verser therefore a key determinant to the growth of tourism between the two countries. Though not known to so many people but to the neighboring communities, the Cyanika border connects two major tourism areas in Eastern Africa. On the Ugandan side, it […]
Continue readingEfforts to Preserve Natural Resources in Rwanda so as to balance with Population
The land of a thousand hills suffered series of massive deforestation, depletion of bio-diversity, erosion, landslides, pollution of waterways and degradation of fragile ecosystems such as swamps and wetlands. This is because; the country is small on size yet having a growing population. For the government to control the situation, it has implemented control policies […]
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The Virunga massif
A massif is a geological word that is used to refer to a section of the planet’s crust that is demarcated by faults or flexures. It is a topographically high part of the earth’s crust that is bounded by faults and may be shifted by tectonic movements. The Virunga massif in this case, refers to […]
Continue readingVisiting the Mountain gorilla jungle in the Volcanoes and Bwindi National Parks
According to the most recent census of 2011, about 800 Gorillas still living on earth and half of this number occupies the Bwindi impenetrable forest in the south west of Uganda while the remaining population is living in the Volcanoes national park of Rwanda and the Virunga of DR. Congo. So if you want to […]
Continue readingKigali Memorial site –Gisozi Genocide Memorial
The Gisozi Genocide site located in Kigali the capital city is Rwanda set up in memory of the manslaughter which took place in 1994. This place tells the horrific story of the massacre of millions of Rwandan locals population, which took place when the country turned on itself over 20 years ago in 1994. The […]
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