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Uganda has got the Savannah and Forest Elephants

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Travel Tips
Travel with spare passport photos to avoid moving up and down looking for someone who can take your passport photos. You may need a passport photo to buy a new SIM card in the area you are visiting, it will also save you a lot of time and money.

Ugandan food

Ugandan food comprises generally starchy staples like potatoes, beans, and cornmeal blends. Greens, plantains, yams, bananas (Matooke) cassava and peanuts are likewise a significant aspect of the Ugandan eating regimen. 
Ugandan food comprises generally speaking of starchy staples like potatoes, beans, and cornmeal blends. Greens, plantains, yams, bananas (Matooke)

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What do Elephants eat?

What do African Elephants eat
What do African Elephants eat: As herbivores, elephants eat a variety of vegetation, such as grasses, fruit, and roots. An African Elephant photographed at Queen Elizabeth National Park, Western Uganda. Image by Kamoga Frank
Interesting facts about Lake George or Lake Katunguru.
Interesting facts about Lake George or Lake Katunguru. People on boat at Lake George. Image by Kamoga Frank

Interesting facts about Lake George or Lake Katunguru.

The Batooro, Basongora, Banyampaka and Banyankore people are among those that live in the lake’s vicinity.The word “akatunguru,” which means “onion,” is used by all of these various ethnic groups. 

They speak dialects that are linked to one another and are collectively referred to as Runyakitara language. 

As a result of the lake’s onion like shape, Katunguru became the name for it.