English example sentences with "Uganda"

Uganda is an African country.

Kampala is the capital of Uganda.

West Nile virus was first discovered in the West Nile area of Uganda in 1937.

Don't go work as a teacher in Uganda.

Uganda faces many economic challenges.

Uganda has been both a source of refugees and migrants and a host country for refugees.

The population of Uganda is increasing rapidly.

In certain cases, homosexuals in Uganda can be sentenced to life in prison.

They didn't visit Uganda.

How many factories will there be in Uganda?

How many factories might there be in Uganda?

How many factories could there be in Uganda?

The sale of Nile Perch fish maw in Uganda has become a lucrative business, especially for distributors.

In Ahamed Mugisa’s drying shed outside Kikoboza, in the lush fields of Western Uganda, rows of brown, crinkled tobacco leaves whisper and rustle as he makes room for a fresh crop.

The U.N. refugee agency has launched a nationwide biometric verification system in Uganda to make sure data gathered about refugees and asylum seekers is accurate.

American evangelicals lobbied for LGBTQ people to get the death penalty in Uganda, in a preview of their plans for the U.S. and the rest of the world.

You haven't visited Uganda.

Mary is of Nepalese origin but was born in China and lived in Uganda during her childhood.

A study spearheaded by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention looked at the prevalence of HIV in Haiti, Vietnam, Nigeria, Namibia, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia.

Kalema-Zikusoka says her group works with villagers to develop the tourism potential of healthy and well cared for animals. For example, tourists in Uganda will often pay up to $500 to view gorillas for one hour. In fact, she says half of the revenue for the Uganda Wildlife Authority, the country’s wildlife management agency, comes from mountain gorilla eco-tourism.

CTPH field station at Bwindi’s tourist site in Buhoma offers animal management training to park rangers and members of the Human/Gorilla Conflict Resolution Team. It includes a group of local people trained by the Uganda Wildlife Authority to chase straying gorillas back to the park. Through a partnership with Makerere University, it also offers computer training to build skills for tourism-related employment and services, such as e-commerce.

Mr. Mukiibi was an agronomy student seven years ago. He learned how to help farmers plant crops. But he discovered the crops being planted were sometimes not right for the farming environment in Uganda.

The capital of Uganda is Kampala.