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No sooner has acrobatic flying at the Kampala Aero Club’s Kajjansi field become popular with the thrill seekers and adrenaline junkies living in or visiting Uganda has the next adventure activity taken off in the Pearl of Africa.

As 2012 is slowly getting ready to hand over to the next year in line a new tagline will take over from the hype of this year, as The Pearl of Africa turned 50

Those who love the birds of the feathered kind will be marking October 19 October 20 in their calendar, when from midnight to midnight ornithologists and hobby birders will once again swarm Uganda’s best, and also the lesser known sites to collect sightings and audible identifications of as many of the 1.061 species confirmed to have been recorded in the Pearl of Africa.

Birding enthusiasts will be delighted to learn of this latest addition in confirmed sightings of birds within the Queen Elizabeth National Park, where last week the 'Grey Pratincole' was spotted, bringing the total confirmed birds listed to well over 600 in this single location.

The Uganda Wildlife Authority has yesterday released the data of the last count carried out earlier in the year, confirming a positive trend in gorilla numbers as a result of increased protection and years of focused conservation efforts.

Yesterday saw the long awaited return to Uganda of Bahrain's national airline 'Gulf Air', when the inaugural flight touched down on time at 15.45 hrs at Entebbe International Airport, greeted by the traditional 'welcome shower' by two fire engines, dousing the plane with an arc of water as it taxied into the apron area. Received by the top echelon of the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority and other government officials, Gulf Air was warmly welcomed 'back', 11 years after halting flights in late 2000, when the airline opted out of East Africa as a result of unfavourable market conditions.

As 2012 is waning now, and with it Uganda’s accolade as the Lonely Planet Guide Books Number ONE Destination for the year, and the hype fades of reaching the half century mark of Independence from Britain, the country is getting an unexpected but well deserved boost from none other than National Geographic.

In a previous article I wrote called, How Can We Save Our Dying Industry? I asked whether we should call our film making industry Riverwood and most people thought it was a rhetorical question.

Google the word sexy and 2.1 Billion results are returned in 0.16 seconds and as if that is not enough, here I am to add more results to the already sex manifested internet world. Awesome!What does sexy mean anyway?