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  • good intentions "nude cyclists, come on, you know you want to ride through a corporate dinner with a box on your head to 'who let the dogs out'!" That's a recent facebook status update from one of my fb acquaintances. It exemplifies Posted by CateinTO in Kasese Again | Nov 13, 2009
  • Uganda Africa Hey did you guys miss me, I know I missed you now im in Uganda which is in the eastern Africa and west of Kenya. I found out from a friend that the total area was 241,038 square km but Posted by cowboys123 in My Time in the world. | Oct 27, 2009
  • Uganda Excursion On our next trip we shall be heading to UGANDA where we shall meet the children of SUKUMA tribe. This is an ancestry tribe located in the island of Lake Victoria – Uganda side. These kids school in very poor Posted by Oxford510 in East Africa True Travelers | Oct 15, 2009
  • Uganda Uganda, as a country, is not particularly well-known to tourists and most likely conjures up few images in most of your heads. Certainly I had no idea what kind of country Uganda was and wasn't planning to travel there Posted by S Pirouet in African Adventures | Oct 1, 2009
  • Uganda We headed across the border into Uganda from Kenya not sure what to expect.... 3 weeks later and it's fair to say we had a ball in Uganda. Took a while to get into the swing of things. We really Posted by mike_rona in Rona and Mike's Big Trip | Aug 24, 2009
  • Jinja Hi All. I'm trying to catch up, should get up to date eventually, still no chance of photos but I'll keep trying. 14th August We stayed at the Red Chilli Hideaway in Kampala last night and didn't have to leave there until Posted by wendyec in Wendy in Africa | Aug 23, 2009
  • Back to Uganda Hi. Sorry it's been over a week, not had much chance for internet but I'm back in Nairobi now so I'll try to catch up a bit. 9th & 10th August After all the travelling and early starts and gorilla trekking (still Posted by wendyec in Wendy in Africa | Aug 21, 2009
  • Drive days and border crossings 3rd Aug I got into Nairobi yesterday morning with Jo (also travelling on the big yellow truck). Oasis had arranged for us to share a room at the hotel in Nairobi coz we were going out on the same flight. Sunday Posted by wendyec in Wendy in Africa | Aug 9, 2009
  • Uganda... Hello, hello, hello! How are you all? Today I am very tired, Rocky and I got on a bus at 4pm yesterday from Kampala in Uganda, and arrived at 6am this morning in Nairobi, Kenya. Nice and long, we didn't Posted by emmabanham in Emma's Kenya Blog | Jul 31, 2009
  • Several sources of Nile I actually kind of feel guilty about how little of Uganda I have seen. I don't really know why, but I just kind of worked out that way. For a while, I seem to have developed a kind of traveling Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Jul 19, 2009
  • Timewarp transport I felt like I was back in, well, lets just call it somewhere from a previous life and move on. Some travel experiences you love, others you are happy or content with, still others you just accept. Beyond that, there Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Jul 5, 2009
  • One night in Kampala. Plus a few more. After years of people complaining that i didn't put up entries often enough, now people are complaining that i'm putting up too many. I just can't win. But in my defence, i've had a lot of free time on my Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Jul 4, 2009
  • A Boda-Boda Bouncy-Bounce AS I bounced off the tarmac for the second time, everything suddenly went into slow motion. Almost Hollywood style, in a way, and I became suddenly, unusually and acutely aware of my situation and I seemed to have hours or Posted by Gelli in Gelli goes South-ish | Jun 25, 2009
  • Mukono at Dawn After not being able to sleep the whole entire night, because of the extremely uncomfortable crinkly mattress, I jumped out of bed as soon as I saw a peak of daylight. I ran out to the front of the house Posted by vancasso in VANCASSO Adventures | Jun 23, 2007
  • Is It a Taxi? A Minibus? A Matatu? No, Just a Boda-Boda. Ah, the Pearl of Africa. I'd paid a silly amount of money to get an extra ten days on my ticket home so I could see a bit of Uganda. There was only one thing I really wanted to do, Posted by Ofelia in Where is Maaret? | May 18, 2009
  • Kampala markets Our last day in Uganda, steamy and teeming! We finished our interviews around 2:30pm (late arrivals and tricky cases for our last night were not really appreciated - but hey we can't complain). We thanked our lovely interpreters - including Posted by JulB in Julian and Bianca Overseas | Mar 27, 2009
  • Don't trust Lonely Planet Uganda... Had a nice relaxing Saturday in Nairobi. After a visit to the travel agent to pay for my safari (with a very thick envelope of Kenyan Shillings) I sat by the pool and read UK trashy mags and swam. In Posted by JulB in Julian and Bianca Overseas | Mar 24, 2009
  • How you can contribute Still jet-lagged... and trying to claw my way into an appropriate time zone... but this seems doable. If you would like to contribute to this project, it would be VERY much appreciated -- the one corporate donor we've had Posted by CateinTO in Finding Kasese | Dec 7, 2008
  • Post #3 from Schiphol Where I am giddy with fast wifi and espresso. I just wanted to say how much I have appreciated everyone who's commented on this blo -- either in the comments here, email, on my online community and everywhere else. This Posted by CateinTO in Finding Kasese | Dec 4, 2008
  • Who they are After I posted the picture of me, Baba and Annita, Beth asked me in the comments if that was really her given name. Yes -- the kids have two names, with what we think of as the surname first Posted by CateinTO in Finding Kasese | Dec 4, 2008
  • What it is These are some of the images I was trying to insert into my last post. The aunties cook over a huge wood fire in a hut behind the house. Here, they're peeling matooke, a kind of plantain. It's a Posted by CateinTO in Finding Kasese | Dec 4, 2008
  • Taking it Back I wandered around Kampala today in a sleepy, queasy haze, my body having fully succumbed to the bacterial clamor in my intestines last night. When I was here at the beginning of the trip, Kasese felt like a blur Posted by CateinTO in Finding Kasese | Dec 3, 2008
  • Nikibasika I slept for the last time under my mosquito net at the Margarita last night. Tucked into my steamy little fort with my headlamp, the final pages of A Sunday at the Pool in Kigali, earplugs, my ugly little Posted by CateinTO in Finding Kasese | Dec 2, 2008
  • The kids I brought two cameras on this trip -- my sturdy little canon powershot elph and N's much fancier Powershot D9, the top of the line point and shoot. I let the kids run around with mine and take each Posted by CateinTO in Finding Kasese | Dec 2, 2008
  • Elephants. Balloons. We're back in Kampala, and I can jerry rig a few photos. Balloons. Elephants. The Kasese food market. All of us at Kepp Resort for our swimming party. (Note to self: do not ask Posted by CateinTO in Finding Kasese | Dec 2, 2008
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