Speke Resort Munyonyo is one of the biggest resorts in Kampala. By the way, this resort is in my neighbourhood and over the years, Speke Resort has become a place the go-to place for chilling over the weekend, over the top weddings and company Christmas parties! I thought it could be a great idea to… Continue reading A Weekend Guide To Speke Resort, Munyonyo
Growing up in Ggaba – a fishing village on the shores of lake Victoria involved making a number of radical and rebellious discussions since childhood; swimming and playing in the lake were the most prohibited activities parents and elders stopped many children from doing. Though like many children, fun with friends comes first before society… Continue reading Quick Guide: Rafting On River Nile, Uganda
I have contemplated a lot about writing this guide, here is why; while we were doing the game drive the lions decided to hide. Together with other #Koikoiug troopers we waited for some good time and believe me when I say we waited. We didn’t see any lion and yet I am supposed to tell you… Continue reading Quick Guide To Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda
The first time I sailed on Lake Victoria, I was seven years old with my nine year old brother in a canoe at Ggaba landing site, which is a few meters away from home. We had an overwhelming experience and since then our curiosity to sail farther grew each and every day, to the point… Continue reading A Quick Guide To Kalangala, Uganda
Christmas came early for me this recent Sunday on the 18th of September 2016, it was the worldwide instameet in Kampala –#WWIM14_Kampala. The Kampala instameet was hosted by the Kafunda Kreatives at a posh location in Mutundwe –Kampala, Uganda. When I saw the arrangement was a potluck plan –every guest was to bring a dish/food… Continue reading The WorldWide InstaMeet Kampala
Over the years, the commonly known story about Uganda is the Adi Amin Dada story. If you go around the globe and ask anyone about Uganda, you will be surprised at the responses and stories you might get, a number of people will relate Uganda to; Idi Amin Dada and Kony in northern Uganda. But,… Continue reading Stories That Can Change Uganda Forever
“Hello” “Joel Jemba hello” “Joel, I have been robbed” “What?! Where?” “On these busy streets around the old taxi park” “Ayah! What exactly happened?” I am getting ahead of the whole story, let me start from the start. A couple of months back, a close friend of mine had planned a surprise visit to yours… Continue reading I Have Been Robbed
Yesterday but one in Uganda we were celebrating the Ugandan Rolex1, we were appreciating the different types of Rolexes, the people who make them and the heritage it brings back to our country, Uganda. All through the day, a few friends of mine ate Rolexes and I couldn’t, because I was tied down at the… Continue reading A Rolex In A Kikomando
I had never been to Kapchorwa, Uganda before. Though I had read and studied about it. Recently together with friends under the umbrella #KoikoiUg we visited, toured and experienced numerous activities in Kapchorwa. You see Kapchorwa is a district in the Eastern Region of Uganda, with a number of physical features that welcome you from afar. As you… Continue reading Quick Guide To Kapchorwa, Uganda
Growing up in Kampala, Uganda in a suburb of Ggaba for over twenty years, I have a vivid tour guide picture for Ggaba, The lake Victoria boat ride experience, the fish, the best lake view sites and best times for the view, the adventures, the structures, the DOs and DON’Ts and definitely the people. Visiting… Continue reading Quick Guide To Ggaba
Joel Jemba 