Kampala is the capital and largest city of Uganda, a country located in East Africa. It is situated in the southern part of Uganda, near the shores of Lake Victoria. Kampala serves as the economic, political, and cultural hub of Uganda, hosting various government offices, businesses, and educational institutions.

The city has a diverse population, with people from various ethnicities and backgrounds. Its urban landscape is characterized by bustling streets, markets, modern buildings, and historical landmarks. Kampala is known for its vibrant nightlife, with numerous bars, clubs, and restaurants offering a variety of entertainment options.

Some notable landmarks in Kampala include the Kasubi Tombs, the Uganda Museum, and the Kabaka’s Palace. The city also has several green spaces and parks, providing residents and visitors with opportunities for recreation and relaxation.

Ngamba Island is currently home to 52 orphaned and confiscated chimps, rescued from the illegal pet and bushmeat trade. Despite their initial trauma, chimps living at Ngamba have a safe and semi-natural environment in which to recover and eventually thrive over their long lives of up to 60 years.