Jalini Nature Dreams Safaris

Jalini Nature safaris was established out of commitment to provide a sustainable safari tour services around east africa, with awesome and affordable experience. We strive to bring out the exploration and adventure spirit out of every nature ethustiatic person. We provide Safaris tours from mid range to high classic camps and luxury lodges through the entire east africa. Read More
Development Health Advice 

Tuesday’s Daily Brief: hate speech, dementia, Libya and Yemen, human rights in Brazil and Lebanon

In Christchurch, UN chief calls for tolerance, solidarity to extinguish ‘wildfire’ of hate speech  On a three-day visit to New Zealand, UN Secretary-General António Guterres paid his respects to the victims of the horrific mosque attacks in Christchurch, where dozens of Muslims were gunned down in two separate incidents during Friday prayers on 15 March.  Calling for solidarity to  counter the recent upsurge in… Read More
Development Health Advice 

UN health agency highlights lifestyle choices that can prevent onset of dementia, as millions more succumb each year

People can reduce their risk of #dementia by:-Getting regular exercise-Not smoking-Avoiding harmful use of alcohol-Controlling their weight-Eating a healthy diet-Maintaining healthy blood pressure, cholesterol & blood sugar levels New WHO guidelines https://t.co/fuDYH7aFQy pic.twitter.com/xKK7mmngkM — World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) May 14, 2019 In recommendations to counter an expected tripling in the number of people with the degenerative condition in the… Read More
Human Rights 

Monday’s Daily Brief: #ClimateAction for the Pacific, Gaza blockade, attack in Burkina Faso

Gaza blockade causes ‘near ten-fold increase’ in food dependency, says UN agency At a time when Muslims globally are observing the holy month of Ramadan, more than half the population in Gaza depends on the international community for food aid, the director of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) said on… Read More
Human Rights 

Friday’s Daily Brief: human rights in Colombia, Myanmar and Nigeria, global displacement, and more

Colombia: ‘Terrible trend’ of rights defenders killed, harassed; UN calls for ‘significant effort’ to tackle impunity Alarmed by the “strikingly high number” of human rights defenders being killed, harassed and threatened in Colombia, the UN Human Rights Office (OHCHR) in the country on Friday, called on authorities to “make a significant effort” to “tackle the endemic impunity” surrounding these cases.… Read More
Human Rights 

Colombia: ‘Terrible trend’ of rights defenders killed, harassed; UN calls for ‘significant effort’ to tackle impunity

OHCHR described the dozens of deaths since the beginning of the year as a “terrible trend” that seems to be worsening. Spokesperson Rupert Colville told reporters in Geneva that the rights office in Colombia is “closely following up on the allegations” reported by civil society, State institutions and the national human rights institution, that in the first four months of… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Hundreds of wounded Gaza protesters risk limb amputation without immediate help, warns top UN official

In an appeal for $20 million to help victims hurt during protests dubbed the Great March of Return – weekly rallies on Fridays by Gazans that began a year ago, leaving 29,000 people injured, many by live ammunition – Jamie McGoldrick, Humanitarian Coordinator for the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt), said that more resources were urgently required. “The health structures really… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Tuesday’s Daily Brief: prizewinning journalists freed in Myanmar, new tracking tool for suspected terrorists, and a global bid to stop snakebite deaths

Release of two Reuters journalists in Myanmar welcomed by UN human rights office The release of two Reuters journalists jailed in Myanmar after reporting on the massacre of Rohingya Muslims has been welcomed by the UN human rights office, OHCHR , which has nonetheless said that Press freedom there remains “dire”. Reuters journalists Wa Lone, who is 33, and Kyaw… Read More
Human Rights 

Escalation in Syria fighting cause for ‘great concern’ says UN chief, dozens more civilians dead or injured

The Secretary-General’s comments come amid reports of aerial attacks on population centres and civilian buildings within a demilitarized zone that has been guaranteed since last September by Russia and Turkey, in southern rural Idlib and northern rural Hama. In a statement, Mr. Guterres was said to be “alarmed” at news that hundreds of civilians had been killed and injured in… Read More

Outback Adventure Safaris Uganda

Our team has expertise in Tour/Safaris Operations in Uganda Tour African Safaris, Tanzania African safaris, Kenya Tours Safaris, Rwanda African Safaris, Congo DRC African Safaris, and Zanzibar Safaris that run in the respective destinations. Meanwhile, we operate in the other popular East African destinations of Kenya and Tanzania through partnerships that we have established with highly regarded and like-minded local… Read More
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