Roads and Security

Roads and Security as a Travel tip in Uganda are key when planning any Uganda safari to the pearl of Africa. Uganda cares about the security of its travelers because they are so crucial to its economy

Roads: The road network from Kampala city to the major towns is mostly tarmacked. Well-maintained marram roads connect you to and within the National parks.

Security: Uganda is generally secure across all regions. The insurgency in the Northern Uganda region ended and there is rehabilitation and reconstruction going on. People have returned to normal life.

There are police stations across different corners of Kampala city and the metropolitan. In case you encounter any challenge as you mingle around the city, ask for the nearest police post and you will surely get help. In addition to this, in our national parks, we do have the tourism police that are always at your service.

While moving in the city, be careful not to carry sensitive belongings to avoid heavy losses in case of pickpockets. Make sure that you hold your bag firmly on your belly.

Facts about Uganda’s Political Leadership

The country had a history of political instability in the 1970s under Idd Amin and other leaders. But since 1986, a new leadership under the visionary president Yoweri Museveni ushered in peace and security plus the freedom of expression. The country’s national army is highly disciplined and citizens are peaceful with it