The Ugandan government unveiled a new programme to repair the badly damaged roads in Kampala city within a period of three months. Many roads in the city are full of potholes, and have blocked drains that need desilting.
p>The Ugandan government unveiled a new programme to repair the badly damaged roads in Kampala city within a period of three months. Many roads in the city are full of potholes, and have blocked drains that need desilting.The Ugandan government has announced that a mission team from UNESCO, International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM) and International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) will assess progress made, to prepare for the reconstruction of the Kasubi Tombs World Heritage Site.
p>The Ugandan government has announced that a mission team from UNESCO, International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM) and International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) will assess progress made, to prepare for the reconstruction of the Kasubi Tombs World Heritage Site.A new road construction company from USA, LandLock Natural Paving Inc, launched its services in Uganda and also held a demonstration at Nyanama, on the outskirts of Kampala.
p>A new road construction company from USA, LandLock Natural Paving Inc, launched its services in Uganda and also held a demonstration at Nyanama, on the outskirts of Kampala.Atlas Copco has opened a fully owned customer center in Mali to support the growing mining business in West Africa and to demonstrate the Group’s commitment to customers in the area.
p>Atlas Copco has opened a fully owned customer center in Mali to support the growing mining business in West Africa and to demonstrate the Group’s commitment to customers in the area.Peter Sebulinde, a carpenter in Mukono town about 20 km along the busy Kampala-Jinja highway has been dealing in furniture for over ten years, but admits that the current scarcity of timber is nearly driving him out of business.
p>Peter Sebulinde, a carpenter in Mukono town about 20 km along the busy Kampala-Jinja highway has been dealing in furniture for over ten years, but admits that the current scarcity of timber is nearly driving him out of business.