With two years of experience guiding visitors through all ten national parks in Uganda, I bring energy, cultural insight, and a deep passion for storytelling to every safari. I speak English fluently, as well as Swahili, Runyankore, and German at an A1 level, which helps me connect with guests from diverse backgrounds.

What I love most about tourism is how it bridges cultures, stories, and experiences. It’s incredibly rewarding to help travelers discover new places, learn about different traditions, and create memories that last a lifetime. I chose tourism because of my love for learning about people, cultures, and my desire to help others have truly unforgettable adventures.

One of my most memorable moments was during a safari in Queen Elizabeth National Park. A baby elephant curiously approached and sniffed my camera lens—its mother not far behind. Though the moment was intense, I stayed calm. It was both terrifying and beautiful, a reminder of how magical and unpredictable nature can be.

In my free time, I enjoy watching wildlife documentaries, reading about animal behavior, and learning quick first aid techniques—skills that are incredibly helpful when guiding in the wild. My favorite animal is the elephant for its intelligence, strong family bonds, and its role in shaping habitats for other species. My favorite bird is the Black-headed Gonolek, known for its striking colors and distinct call.

I’m proud to be part of Kubwa Five Safaris, a company rooted in professionalism, conservation, and personalized guest experiences. The warm leadership and welcoming team make it the ideal environment for passionate guides like myself to thrive.