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Nicholas Bamulanzeki, Kampala (2026)

01/12/2022

Today morning held a press conference ahead of her concert at Kampala Serena Hotel this very month on 9th and 10th.

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29/10/2022

Uganda’s National Social Security Fund NSSF Uganda unveiled the first 550 housing units at its Temangalo housing project for sale in 2024 as it to tap into the growing demand for accommodation in the Kampala Metropolitan Area.

NSSF Managing Director said during a tour of the construction site that the first housing units constructed started last October will consist of 200 bungalows, 200 apartments, 100 townhouses and 50 villas.

“Our underlying objective is to develop mixed-use affordable housing designed to accommodate different income classes to cope with the increased demand for affordable housing in Uganda,”

The Temangalo housing project is expected to consist of 3,500 various housing units, retail and commercial spaces, community amenities including education, health and social facilities, a large neighbourhood green park and the associated infrastructure including roads, electric s power, sewage drainage and water supply.

Byarubaba said whereas the total project costs were estimated at Shs104billion, the cost is likely to be revised upwards due to the prevailing inflationary pressures and economic conditions.

The Fund’s other real estate projects include Citadel Place, a modern contemporary housing project with 40 high-end apartments in Mbuya; Solana Lifestyle and Residences, an award-winning, self-sustaining satellite city with mixed-use housing and commercial developments in Lubowa, and the Offtaker Project, an affordable housing estate comprising 160 housing units in Kyanja.

Commercial projects include Pension Towers an intelligent and modern commercial complex comprising 32 floors, and Mbale City House currently under construction.

Others are Mbarara and Jinja City Houses, modern retail and office buildings; Workers House and Social Security House in the heart of Kampala.

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12/08/2022

Bringing you launch of our new and improved Straight2Bank NextGen platform by Standard Chartered . A tool that allows businesses to manage their cash better, access better Forex rates, and trade finance solutions.

"Banking is the cornerstone of every economy and we have a bigger role to play in the fight against climate change.

As a bank, they are making a deliberate effort to accelerate towards their target." ~ , CEO, Standard Chartered Bank Uganda

"Climate change has been looming for a while now but hasn't been given enough attention. You are the only bank that has come out to tackle this issue and I thank you for that" ~ Hon. , Minister of Trade, Industry and Co-operatives

"We have to take responsibility for the progress in our communities and that is why we are advocating for sustainable finance." Patrick Makau, Executive Principal, Head of Trade & Working Capital Kenya & East Africa, Standard Chartered Bank

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10/08/2022

Multichoice Dstv/gotv on Wednesday 27th July launched the 2022/23 football season which is due to kick-off in a few days. The exercise took place at the Net Studios in Kitintale, Kampala.
MultiChoice Uganda through its DStv Accredited Installers Uganda andGOtv Uganda selected sports channels will offer its Supersport viewers a cocktail of leagues and games from the Premier League, La Liga, UEFA Europa League, Serie A and UEFA Europa Conference League.
Meanwhile, first up is the much-anticipated 2022 FA Community Shield clash which will be played at Leicester City’s King Power Stadium with last season’s. Premier League title holders’ Manchester City and FA Cup winners Liverpool on 31 July 2022.
“We are excited to once again deliver the best comprehensive coverage of the beautiful game to football lovers across the continent”, Daniel Komunda, the Senior Marketing and Operations Manager at MultiChoice Uganda mentioned, adding that, “We have maintained the best standards as we continue to offer world-class level-action to our customers on platforms that are convenient to them – whether on digital platforms or television.”
Josephine Namuddu, the GOtv Brand Manager said, “We have acknowledged that football is one the most widely watched sports in Uganda, therefore we are excited to announce the return of an exciting season unlike any other with a tournament that returns after 4 years, the 2022 FIFA World Cup.”

Senior Marketing Operations Manager at MultiChoice Uganda and Josephine Namuddu, Gotv Brand Manager address media on Wednesday.

In addition, the Portuguese-language channels, now featuring four options, will have a new focus in terms of football coverage. However, this development comes just days after MultiChoice launched the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 in Kampala. This will see fans and footballers enjoy the one of the most sought after football events.

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09/08/2022

On Friday 4th March 2022, CFAO Motors Uganda, formerly Toyota Uganda, unveiled two solar installations at their branches in Namanve and Kampala as part of CFAO Group’s carbon neutral initiatives. The plants are synchronized to work seamlessly with the main power supply (national grid).

The two solar plants have the capacity to power approximately 2,200 households and will contribute in the reduction of 300 tons of carbon emissions during the 25-year useful time period. Currently CFAO’s carbon emissions stand at approximately 230 ton per year. The company will enjoy over 30% reduction in its annual energy bills.

Speaking at the launch, CFAO Group Director Ambassador Dennis Awori, who visited Uganda for the occasion, emphasized that the company will continue to embrace the Toyota Tsusho Corporation’s global vision ‘Be the right one’ both for the development and protection of the environment in countries where it operates. As we expand our business, activities in Uganda and Africa at large, our company shall not relent in creating and passing on a better global environment to the children of the future in countries we do business.

According to the Managing Director CFAO Motors Uganda, Mr. Thomas Pelletier, the company is aligned with CFAO Group’s policies to focus on relevant Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) defined by the United Nations and to reduce carbons emissions to 50% by 2030.

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Toyota USA TOYOTA National Forestry Authority National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) Uganda CFAO Nissan

09/08/2022

On Friday 4th March 2022, CFAO Motors Uganda, formerly Toyota Uganda, unveiled two solar installations at their branches in Namanve and Kampala as part of CFAO Group’s carbon neutral initiatives. The plants are synchronized to work seamlessly with the main power supply (national grid).

The two solar plants have the capacity to power approximately 2,200 households and will contribute in the reduction of 300 tons of carbon emissions during the 25-year useful time period. Currently CFAO’s carbon emissions stand at approximately 230 ton per year. The company will enjoy over 30% reduction in its annual energy bills.

Speaking at the launch, CFAO Group Director Ambassador Dennis Awori, who visited Uganda for the occasion, emphasized that the company will continue to embrace the Toyota Tsusho Corporation’s global vision ‘Be the right one’ both for the development and protection of the environment in countries where it operates. As we expand our business, activities in Uganda and Africa at large, our company shall not relent in creating and passing on a better global environment to the children of the future in countries we do business.

According to the Managing Director CFAO Motors Uganda, Mr. Thomas Pelletier, the company is aligned with CFAO Group’s policies to focus on relevant Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) defined by the United Nations and to reduce carbons emissions to 50% by 2030.

Photography: Nicholas Bamulanzeki

TOYOTA National Forestry Authority National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) Uganda

09/08/2022

On Friday 4th March 2022, CFAO Motors Uganda, formerly Toyota Uganda, unveiled two solar installations at their branches in Namanve and Kampala as part of CFAO Group’s carbon neutral initiatives. The plants are synchronized to work seamlessly with the main power supply (national grid).

The two solar plants have the capacity to power approximately 2,200 households and will contribute in the reduction of 300 tons of carbon emissions during the 25-year useful time period. Currently CFAO’s carbon emissions stand at approximately 230 ton per year. The company will enjoy over 30% reduction in its annual energy bills.

Speaking at the launch, CFAO Group Director Ambassador Dennis Awori, who visited Uganda for the occasion, emphasized that the company will continue to embrace the Toyota Tsusho Corporation’s global vision ‘Be the right one’ both for the development and protection of the environment in countries where it operates. As we expand our business, activities in Uganda and Africa at large, our company shall not relent in creating and passing on a better global environment to the children of the future in countries we do business.

According to the Managing Director CFAO Motors Uganda, Mr. Thomas Pelletier, the company is aligned with CFAO Group’s policies to focus on relevant Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) defined by the United Nations and to reduce carbons emissions to 50% by 2030.

Photography: Nicholas Bamulanzeki

TOYOTA Toyota UG National Forestry Authority National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) Uganda Suzuki Indonesia

28/07/2022

The 14 July this year, was the National Day of France held to commemorate the anniversary of the storming of the Bastille fortress for political prisoners and freeing them.

The celebrations were held at the residence of the French Ambassador to Uganda H.E Jules-Armand ANIAMBOSSOU in Nakasero. The day is celebrated with a solemn mixture of military parades in Paris, easygoing dancing and fireworks all over the world.

Storming of the BastilleShare IntroOn 14 July 1789, a state prison on the east side of Paris, known as the Bastille, was attacked by an angry and aggressive mob. The prison had become a symbol of the monarchy’s dictatorial rule, and the event became one of the defining moments in the Revolution that followed. This article reporting the events of 14 July was published in an English newspaper called The World, a few days after the event took place. A medieval fortress, the Bastille’s eight 30-metre-high towers, dominated the Parisian skyline. When the prison was attacked it actually held only seven prisoners, but the mob had not gathered for them: it had come to demand the huge ammunition stores held within the prison walls. When the prison governor refused to comply, the mob charged and, after a violent battle, eventually took hold of the building. The governor was seized and killed, his head carried round the streets on a spike. The storming of the Bastille symbolically marked the beginning of the French Revolution, in which the monarchy was overthrown and a republic set up based on the ideas of ‘Liberté, égalité, fraternité’ (the French for liberty, equality and brotherhood). In France, the ‘storming of the Bastille’ is still celebrated each year by a national holiday.

Photography: Nicholas Bamulanzeki

Ambassade de France en Ouganda - Embassy of France in Uganda Rt Hon Robinnah Nabanja Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia

28/07/2022

The 14 July this year, was the National Day of France held to commemorate the anniversary of the storming of the Bastille fortress for political prisoners and freeing them.

The celebrations were held at the residence of the French Ambassador to Uganda H.E Jules-Armand ANIAMBOSSOU in Nakasero. The day is celebrated with a solemn mixture of military parades in Paris, easygoing dancing and fireworks all over the world.

Storming of the BastilleShare IntroOn 14 July 1789, a state prison on the east side of Paris, known as the Bastille, was attacked by an angry and aggressive mob. The prison had become a symbol of the monarchy’s dictatorial rule, and the event became one of the defining moments in the Revolution that followed. This article reporting the events of 14 July was published in an English newspaper called The World, a few days after the event took place. A medieval fortress, the Bastille’s eight 30-metre-high towers, dominated the Parisian skyline. When the prison was attacked it actually held only seven prisoners, but the mob had not gathered for them: it had come to demand the huge ammunition stores held within the prison walls. When the prison governor refused to comply, the mob charged and, after a violent battle, eventually took hold of the building. The governor was seized and killed, his head carried round the streets on a spike. The storming of the Bastille symbolically marked the beginning of the French Revolution, in which the monarchy was overthrown and a republic set up based on the ideas of ‘Liberté, égalité, fraternité’ (the French for liberty, equality and brotherhood). In France, the ‘storming of the Bastille’ is still celebrated each year by a national holiday.

Photography: Nicholas Bamulanzeki

Ambassade de France en Ouganda - Embassy of France in Uganda Rt Hon Robinnah Nabanja

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