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Gold mining in Uganda: Gold miners are seen extracting sandy soil from a gold mining pit in Bugiri 348km (216miles) east of Kampala, Uganda’s capital on February 5, 2013. The miners pound the excavated soils, dissolve it in water and mix the content with mercury to attract gold. It’s later heated to separate the gold. The gold is sold to local brokers who in turn market it to the international market. (via Echwalu Edward)
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Photos from "Before it's GOLD...there's MUD" by Echwalu Edward
Top: A gold miner is seen mixing muddy soil at a gold mining pit in Bugiri 348km (216miles) east of Kampala, Uganda’s capital on February 5, 2013. The miners pound the excavated soils, dissolve it in water and mix the content with mercury to attract gold. It’s later heated to separate the gold. The gold is sold to local brokers who in turn market it to the international market.
Middle: A miner stands at the top of a gold mining pit. The gold pit sites scattered across the different villages of Bugiri from where sandy soils are extracted measure up to 60 feet down. When the soils are extracted, the miners pound the excavated soils, dissolve it in water and mix the content with mercury to attract gold. It’s later heated to separate the gold. The gold is sold to local brokers who in turn market it to the international market.
Bottom: A gold miner displays gold pallets at a gold mining pit in Bugiri 348km (216miles) east of Kampala, Uganda’s capital on February 5, 2013.
Echwalu Photography: Picture Of the Day: Kampala Night Skyline
"A night view of Kampala, Uganda’s capital. It's Uganda’s largest city with an estimated population of 2 million inhabitants. Among the attractions include: Uganda Museum, National Theatre, Owino Market, Boda Bodas.  Also to note is that Kampala hosts one of only seven Bahai Houses of worship in the world. It is known as the Mother Temple of Africa and is situated on Kikaya Hill on the outskirts of the city. Its foundation stone was laid in January, 1958, and was dedicated on January 13, 1961." - Ugandan Photographer; Edward Echwalu
PICTURES OF THE YEAR 2011 by Echwalu Photography
Ugandan Photographer; Echwalu Edward, complied a year end list of all the photographs of events of 2011 that he took on his website, check it out:
http://echwaluphotography.wordpress.com/2011/12/19/pictures-of-the-year-2011/
