CIA - The World Fact Book - Uganda:  The CIA probably always gets it right in their background or facts about a country, nevertheless there is some very good information to be found here, including maps, statistics, flag of country and a lot more.

The History of Uganda:  An excellent site for given the visitor the background and history for present Uganda.  I have visited this site often and always enjoyed it.

The Government of Uganda:  This is the official website of Uganda's government, it actually is put together quite well and gives a lot of background and information with the usual diatribe how wonderful things are.

Uganda's Benevolent Dictatorship:  A look at Yoweri Museveni, President of Uganda.

The New Vision:  One of my favorite African Newspapers-even though it is the government's version of news it has an air of independence about it.

The Monitor:  Uganda's independent newspaper.  I used to love their editorials and gossip section.  Nothing like it in the world.

Radio Simba:  Live from downtown Kampala...home of the crested Crane...it is Radio Simba...on the air...hope you understand Lugandan.

Central Broadcasting Service: Also known as Radio Buganda.  A truly local Radio Station that reflects its cultural values and ways in the music it plays and news it broadcasts.

Women of Uganda Network:  Background information on gender issues in Africa and in Uganda in particular.  The links are great.

Languages of Uganda:  You need more than English and Swahili here.

The Buganda Home Page:  If you are a Mugandan, you belong to the Baganda tribe, are a Mugandan and speak Lugandan and live in Uganda.

Straight Talk:  Uganda's weapon in fighting HIV - AIDS amongst its youth.

Youth against AIDS - Uganda Report::  Here you read some staggering statistics, but also some hopeful ones.

Mifumi Project for Women and Girls:    A project of empowerment and education for women and girls...addressing the issues of women and girls in Uganda and lots more from the price of a bride to abuse, from the education of girls to business opportunities for women.  The site has been updated and comes across in a powerful and compassionate manner. 

Stella Atal - African Paintings and Postcards:  Quality paintings and postcards from the Pearl of Africa - Uganda.  Even if you are not going to buy the reasonably priced cards, it is worth a look at the site.

MusicUganda.com:  Uganda's leading music and entertainment website. Features artists, mp3s, movies, nightspots, reviews, traditional instruments and a lot more.

Soldier Child:  An organization that aids war affected children in Northern Uganda. 

The Scars of Death:  Children Abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda.

Uganda - Country Report on Human Rights Practices 2001:  An American perspective on human rights in Uganda.

Holidays in Uganda:  Find the most fantastic adventure Safari in Uganda.  Gorillas up close, lions and elephants, from savannah to jungle, visit the pearl of Africa.

aboutuganda.com: If you are planning to visit Uganda come and visit this site first.  This will give you the information you need regarding traveling in Uganda, finding the right safari for you and of course hotels to stay in.  Informative site...

Africa Travel Guide - Uganda:  Pertinent information needed for the Traveler to Uganda.

Uganda Tourist Board:  This is an excellent resource to plan out your trip to the pearl of Africa.  If you need a guide - I am available...

Bulago Island:  An African Paradise on Lake Victoria.  This is not the usual tourist trap but a most wonderful experience at a reasonable price.  Enjoy the tropical sun in midst of the largest lake in Africa, Lake Victoria.  This is truly getting away from it all, and you might catch a few fish while you are at it.  There is nothing like poached Nile Perch from Lake Victoria. Take a look at this site and you will want to go.

Adonai Guesthouse:  This is where I stay in Kampala...reasonable from $20 per night with breakfast.  There are several guesthouses that they have, all within 10 minutes of downtown Kampala.  Besides, this is a smoke free facility, which is very pleasant compared to hotels 3 to 5 times more expensive.  Take a look...

Palais Dacha:  beautiful, quiet, private and affordable with a view to kill for, Palais Dacha Pension and Apartments proudly stands on the slopes of Mutungo Hill just 15 minutes by car from Kampala's City Center.

Uganda Safaris:  Explore Uganda, its people, its wildlife and it wondrous scenery by taking a "Uganda Safari.  See the best of what Uganda has to offer at competitive prices, from Budget to the best and everything in between.

Abacus African Vacations is one of the premier companies of Safaris to Africa. We take you  for the very best of Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda Safari with itineraries built around clients' needs, interest and time frame allowing you to enjoy the diversity of wildlife Africa has to offer. Whether your interest is in Gorilla safari, primate safaris or bird watching tours. Abacus vacations will be more than happy to give you that dream safari.

Acacia Safaris Uganda LTD: Offers tours and safaris in Uganda ,Kenya and Rwanda involving gorilla tracking, birding and game viewing.

Discover Uganda Safaris: A Ugandan safari company that knows the pearl of Africa.  Discover the heart of Africa - Uganda from Bwindi Impenetrable Forest with its Mountain Gorillas to Murchison Falls Park with its fabulous Nile Game Cruise, specializing in Christian Groups and tours. 

African Pearl Safaris Uganda Ltd:  Offers safaris including gorilla tracking, game viewing and birding in Uganda.

Shoebill Uganda Safaris:  Uganda tour operator offering safaris in Uganda and Rwanda featuring gorilla trekking, birding and primate walks.

Travel Hemispheres Uganda Safaris: Tours and wildlife safaris to Uganda, Kenya , Tanzania and Rwanda.

Makerere University:  This is the Pearl of Uganda.  One of the finest Universities in all of Africa.

Uganda Pioneers' Association is a youth voluntary organization working with community projects, national and international work-camps. UPA was founded in 1989 by 8 young Ugandans with the aim of mobilizing youth to contribute to community development through voluntary work. This is mainly through UPA organizing work camps at national, regional and international levels through various projects in Branches.

Scouting in Uganda:  Boy Scouts of Uganda.  A most delightful site giving the boys of Uganda some rare and most wonderful opportunities.  A commendable site.