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What you see behind me is the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest - home to the world’s largest population of mountain gorillas roaming in the wild. Let’s go hiking and see why this is one of the best destinations on Earth. 📍Bwindi Impenetrable NP #UniquelyOurs #ExploreUganda 🇺🇬

Scenes of the night #SpiceliveinUganda #ExploreUganda

@aaron_mitti @spiceofficial @safaribeatsug @BugandaKingdom_ @NitahVan 😂

@jokim256 @spiceofficial @safaribeatsug @BugandaKingdom_ @NitahVan Black nation will attend forcefully

A whole week in Uganda 🇺🇬 The #QueenOfDancehall @spiceofficial has done charity, contributed $10,000 towards rhino conservation, visited some of our tourism sites, honored the Buganda kingdom, and much more! Let’s turn up for her concert tonight 🔥 #SpiceLive #ExploreUganda

@BabraTendo @NitahVan @TourismBoardUg @ugwildlife @MukigaTraveller @marvinmiles256 @TourBugandaUG Spice Nankula Nile

@NitahVan @TourismBoardUg @ugwildlife @MukigaTraveller @marvinmiles256 @jokim256 @TourBugandaUG The name is “Namakula”

Spice officially met her rhino friend and had the special honor of naming her with a generous donation of just $10 USD! What an incredible ambassador we have representing Uganda and showcasing the beauty of our country to the world. 🇺🇬🦏✨ She chose the name “Nankula Spice”inspired by the beautiful Ugandan name given to her by the Prime Minister of the Buganda Kingdom. A proud moment celebrating wildlife conservation, culture, and Uganda’s rich heritage. ❤️ #ExploreUganda #Namearhino

@NitahVan @spiceofficial @safaribeatsug @BugandaKingdom_ @aaron_mitti Blueeeee 💙💙💙

@jokim256 @spiceofficial @safaribeatsug @BugandaKingdom_ @aaron_mitti What’s the dress code

Meet NANKULA SPICE NILE, named after @spiceofficial #SafariBeats #VisitUganda #PearlOfAfrica #SpiceLive #ZziwaRhino

I had the pleasure of hosting the Jamaican Queen of Dancehall, SPICE, at the Kingdom Headquarters, Bulange. Her presence in Uganda is a powerful reminder of how global cultural icons can elevate our visibility on the world stage. As she prepares to perform this Saturday, 9th May, at the Lugogo Cricket Oval, I encourage Ugandans to come out and experience her craft. Beyond the stage, her collaboration with the Uganda Tourism Board @TourismBoardUg and the Buganda Heritage and Tourism Board @TourBugandaUG to tour and showcase Uganda’s beauty is commendable. Today’s visit to the Kasubi Royal Tombs is part of that meaningful effort. When influential figures like Spice choose Uganda, they do more than perform, they tell our story to the world, attract global attention, and open doors for tourism, culture, and investment. This is the power of cultural exchange, positioning Uganda as a destination of choice. #ExploreUganda

After a full night of practicing how to carry herself with humility in a Gomesi while on her live , she stepped out today with grace ready to meet the Prime Minister of Buganda and tour the Palace with her team. In his speech, the Katikkiro emphasized that only elders have the authority to give a name. Considering Spice’s life journey, he officially bestowed upon her the name “Nankula,” from the Nkula (Rhino) clan. She now proudly holds her Ugandan name “NANKULA” #SpiceliveinUganda #ExploreUganda

Will singer Spice really go back to Jamaica?

I came, I saw, I may-nifested. Happy birthday to me 🗿

🔥 Mbarara City are you ready? 🏁 🏁 The Pearl of Africa Rally 2026 is coming to Mbarara! We bring you some high speed action, roaring engines, and some the best drivers in the region, battling it out in Uganda 🇺🇬 Don’t miss the action! #PearlOfAfricaRally2026 #ExploreUganda

🚨 Mbarara is calling… are you picking up? 👀🔥 7th–10th May, the Pearl of Africa Rally takes over the city — fast cars, big vibes, and the kind of energy you don’t want to hear about… you want to be part of. Uganda Tourism Board, under the Explore Uganda: The Pearl of Africa brand, is proudly powering the experience — so expect nothing but a full show. 📍 Mbarara City 🗓 7th–10th May Call your people. Plan that trip. Show up. Because missing this? Not an option. #ExploreUganda #PearlOfAfricaRally2026

Honored to have been part of the Uganda National Premiere and Gala Dinner of "Back to the Source, The Nile" over the weekend. The film captures a feeling, a rhythm, and a side of Uganda that words alone often miss. Big respect to @Ssenyonyiderick and @Nsababera_juju for crafting something so raw and intentional, and I hope other missions can pick something from it too for the better of our country. #BackToTheSourceTHENILE

In her speech, @Nsababera_juju emphasized that #BackToTheSourceTheNile represents more than a film. It is an innovative platform shaping how Uganda tells its story globally. She expressed appreciation to the Government of Uganda for driving the country from potential to global relevance. And highlighted that true transformation lies not only in infrastructure, but in identity, narrative, and human storytelling. She concluded by reaffirming that Uganda is not just a destination, but a source whose story must be told boldly and authentically.

TODAY IS THE DAY! ‼️🔥 The wait is officially over. Today, Saturday, April 25th, we premiere #BackToTheSourceTheNile Witness the incredible journey of Ambassador @Nsababera_juju as she conquers her fears and celebrates the majesty of the Nile Under the direction of @Ssenyonyiderick , we are bringing you a story of courage and the true beauty of Uganda Get ready to experience the Pearl of Africa in style See you at the premiere! #BackToTheSourceTheNile

Tomorrow, we don’t just watch a film… we come home. From its world debut to the heart of Kampala, #BackToTheSourceTheNile premieres this Saturday, April 25th. With Amb. @Nsababera_juju and director @Ssenyonyiderick, experience a story of courage, identity, and the soul of the Pearl of Africa. This is not just cinema, itsts a return to who we are. The countdown ends tomorrow. Get ready.

A recap of how POATE 2025 was is a reflection of how it will be bigger and better this year 2026 Don’t miss the chance to be a visitor exhibitor, partner , entrepreneur and business person this time round at The Pearl Of Africa Tourism Expo Mark your calendars and clear schedules for 21stMay -23rd May @spekeresort #ExploreUganda #Wanderlust #Poate2026

In 1882, Kabaka Muteesa 1 made a decision that quietly reshaped Buganda’s history. He established a royal palace on Kasubi Hill, a place that, at the time, served as a center of political power and royal life. It was here that he lived, ruled, and engaged with both local leaders and foreign explorers who were beginning to arrive in the region. But in 1884, everything changed. Muteesa 1 passed away, and instead of abandoning the palace, the kingdom transformed it. The royal residence became a burial ground. This was not just a practical decision, it was symbolic. It blurred the line between life and death, between leadership and legacy. Kasubi Tombs was no longer just a palace, it became a sacred site where the Kabaka’s presence would continue to be felt. This transformation marked the beginning of a new tradition, one that redefined how Buganda kingdom honored its kings. It also laid the foundation for what became one of the most culturally significant sites in Africa today. #ExploreUganda #KasubiTombs

Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams visited 🇺🇬's Bwindi National Park,describing the experience as “once in a lifetime” Malsie is championing @WWFUganda's “Adopt a Gorilla” program, which supports ongoing conservation efforts across Uganda #ShowMeUganda #ExploreUganda

Kasubi Tombs: A UNESCO World Heritage Site This is a royal burial ground where Kabaka (the kings of Buganda) are buried in the Muzibu Azaala Mpanga building. Four of them rest here, including the founding father of modern Uganda, Kabaka Mutesa I. When fire reduced Muzibu Azaala Mpanga to ash in 2010, it wasn't just a UNESCO site we lost but our spiritual portal—the sacred forest where our departed kings continue to speak to the living through spirit mediums. The tombs were rebuilt the way our ancestors built, and now they're open again. Why visit? Nowhere else will you see a 25-foot dome woven entirely from reeds, spear grass, and bark cloth and no modern materials (world’s biggest grass-thatched house). You will feel the cool stillness beneath the thatch, and stand before the bark cloth curtain where Kabaka never truly die. #ExploreUganda |#KasubiTombs