Author: Solomon Oleny
I am a creative self-driven professional Travel Journalist with a passion for profiling for Travel magazines and platforms understated but outstanding tourism destinations and experiences around the world. Like my Tourism and Conservation Godmother Dr. Goodall Jane, my aspiration is to live life to its fullest spiritually, career-wise, physically and economically. Though madly in love with multitasking, I am a strong believer in teamwork and I love helping people realize their positive goals—as I also accomplish mine.
Cozy Meets Conservation in the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
Nestled at the eastern foot of Table Mountain in Cape Town is the magnificent Kirstenbosch botanical gardens. This place will capture your heart with fascinating…
10 Giraffes Leave Murchison For Kidepo
The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) in partnership with the Giraffe Conservation Foundation (GCF) has embarked on translocating 10 Nubian Giraffe from Murchison Falls National Park to…
Dams to Reduce Human-Wildlife Conflicts in Lake Mburo
The best way to make people appreciate conservation is to involve them in conservation. The Africa Wildlife Foundation (AWF) is educating people who live near…
Nyero rock painting, where the past meets the present
Deep in Kumi District is a wonderful treasure trove to visit and learn about the Uganda history , as told through beautiful and well preserved…
Lake Bunyonyi, sensationally Deep!
In Uganda, when you’re unbeatable at what you do they call you mazzi mawanvu, Luganda for ‘deep waters.’ Lake Bunyonyi in southwestern Uganda, the deepest…
A New trail for Mt. Rwenzori Hikers Introduced
Uganda is famous for its diverse wildlife and magnificent landscapes. Mountain Rwenzori is at the heart of things linking several miles of mountain ranges with…
Ziwa: Where Rhinos Trust Humans
With all the atrocities that rhinoceroses have suffered at the hand of man, it is as astonishing as it’s unimaginable that they could still trust…
Betty Angucia: The Mother of Chimps
The 1980s and 1990s: the worst nightmare for Ugandan families was Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDs). A devastating disease that sucked life out of people…
Lutembe Wetland, the Birders Haven
Lutembe is a popular destination among birders around the world as it is home to over 70% of the world’s population of white-winged terns. Beat…
A Date with a Gorilla Vet in the Wild
The year 2002; a scabies outbreak was sweeping through Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, a world heritage park enriched with over half of the world’s only remaining…