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Government should fund Entebbe Airport upgrade

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Entebbe International Airport certainly needs to be upgraded to a level that can help us deal with some of the debilitating effects of our being a landlocked nation.

But when you listen to the ongoing arguments over this matter you realise with dismay that, once again, many of those shouting are failing to capture the scale of our country's developmental problems.

There are generally two types of problems. Tame problems are those that have straightforward solutions. Wicked problems have no simple way of dealing with; they are complex and require purposefulness, hard decisions, and complex solutions.

 

Chamuka car winners get logbooks

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Crown Beverages Ltd, makers of Pepsi, Mirinda, Moutain Dew and Seven Up, has handed over 12 car logbooks to winners of its 2008 Chamuka promotion.

The handover was at Hotel Africana on July 30.

 

AIG Uganda re-brands to Chartis

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AIG Uganda will in the next few months be re-branded to Chartis following a decision by its mother Company in the United States of America to spin off its property-casualty unit previously called AIU. Chartis, which is a Greek word for map, is made up of three AIG units: Commercial insurance, f [ … ]

 

Uchumi battles debt

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Debts and a recovery plan have forced Uchumi shareholders to dig into their pockets to help the retail chain raise money it needs.

The decision was reached at during its July 28 Annual General Meeting that discussed how to raise the KShs 1.2 billion it needs to pay what it owes the government [ … ]

 

Standards body, tax collectors to jointly fight poor quality imports

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UNBS, URA to integrate systems by end of year

Uganda has 52 gazetted entry points for imports but only 19 are monitored for quality of goods by the Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS).

Smugglers know this. Result: Counterfeits and fake goods, especially electrical appliances, cables, c [ … ]

 

Cabinet debating law on counterfeits“ UNBS boss

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The Independent’s Patrick Kagenda talked to Terry Kahuma, the Executive Director at Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) about the substandard and counterfeit goods on the Ugandan market.

What are you doing about the substandard and counterfeit goods flooding the Uganda market?

The fi [ … ]

 

Broadband for Uganda: The inside story

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July 23, 2009, 159 years after the world's first submarine cable was laid, will go down in history as the day East Africa became fully connected to the world's digital super-highways. Seacom's cable, 17,000km long and costing $650 million, is now officially 'live' with a capacity of 1,28 Terab [ … ]

 

Shell to buy Heritage?

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Sale of Heritage Uganda assets to Shell more likely

The oil exploration sector is rife with takeovers and speculation at the moment, and traders are currently hearing of another possible bid, Royal Dutch Shell for Heritage Oil.

Initially, the value of Heritage shares rose over the news but t [ … ]

 

Uganda Clays expands board of directors

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Uganda Clays Ltd directors have been increased from seven executive members to 10 with John Wafula, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at the Kajansi Clays Factory and Charles Rubaijaniza, the CEO at Kamonkoli becoming executive members. Another new member on the board is Lillian Mukasa to repr [ … ]

 


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