About UGPulse

About UGPulse

The Pulse of Uganda

The Heartbeat of Uganda

...and Best Home on the Web for Ugandans everywhere uniting Ugandans and friends of Uganda, at home and abroad, UGPulse provides news, entertainment, commentary, historical narratives, photos and other content experiences from an impartial but clearly Ugandan point-of-view.

Welcome to your home away from home.

As you go through UGPulse.com, we encourage you to share your ideas and perspectives on everything about Uganda at freefufu.com. Our country is nearing a historical crossroads and we're seeing new heights of social and political energy amongst Ugandans all over the world.

At UGPulse, we encourage you to catch on to that spirit and use the Web space you provide to stay in touch with your friends and family around the world and keep up with all the happenings at home.

UGPulse is an excellent meeting ground. Learn about business opportunities, network with entrepreneurs, advertise, plug into Ugandan culture and lend your voice to our political discussions. You can also write articles, read articles, share your creative writing, swap photos and meet friends.

Visit us today and everyday at UGPulse.

At UGPulse, we encourage you to catch on to that spirit and use the Web space you provide to stay in touch with your friends and family around the world and keep up with all the happenings at home.

UGPulse.com
a UgaTechUSA web site.

Join us in educating the world about Africa.

Contact Info

Comments and Complaints:
letters@ugpulse.com

Owners' Address:
UgaTechUSA, Inc.
8045 Newell Street, Unit 506,
Silver Spring, MD 20910
U.S.A

Telephone:
+1 617 460 4067

Fax:
+1 240 843 4224

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CEO Peter A. Kigonya
Maryland, USA
B.Sc. Comp Science
UMASS, Boston, MA.

Like many who have grown up with parents working for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs I have lived an interesting and rather unique life. [ if you have not seen my UGPulse People Profile, Click Here]

Having grown up in international schools in a number of African countries including Central African Republic, Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, my home Uganda, as well as visited a number of African countries, I have been exposed to much of the diversity that Africa has to offer. Living in the United States has further broadened my experiences of different cultures. What I find amazing is how much we are all the same, and what makes us different from each other is perceptions brought on by not only how much we know about each other but by how we gather information on each other. For example most tourists never get a real clue about the places they visit. Often it takes more than a visit to totally understand a people. The good and the bad.

UGPulse.com is an attempt to get the audience to feel the heartbeat of a vibrant place called Uganda. UG is East African slang for "Uganda".

UGPulse.com aims at uniting the Diaspora with the wanainchi on the web in the hope of creating opportunities for all involved. The site also hopes to serve as a research center for anyone looking for information on Uganda or Africa.