By Ashoka Mukpo This is the fourth story in the Mongabay Series – Protected Areas in East Africa. Read Part One,Two and Three In 1889, the British journalist Henry Morton Stanley stumbled out of ...

In Uganda, the country’s new colonial governor, Sir John Hathorn Hall, was forced to take action. Some of the steps he took were informed by the need for the colonial government to show restless ...

PHOTO/FILE/COURTESY As post-colonial Uganda continues to circle the drain with different arms of government in decline, many Ugandans have often wondered aloud if it would not be best for us to ...

They were stolen from Uganda in the 1890s and early 1900s by British colonial administrators and missionaries. Current premium viewers: 50 Escorted by ministry officials including the Acting ...

"These invaluable pieces were taken from Uganda during the 1890s and early 1900s by British colonial administrators, anthropologists, missionaries and soldiers," he said. The pieces had been kept ...

fishing could readily be taxed by colonial authorities. Rather than accept the new lifestyle demanded of them, some Basangora migrated to what was then the Belgian Congo or other parts of Uganda.