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Opening a restaurant is a dream that many people share, but only a few are able to turn it into a successful reality. The restaurant industry is known for being...
Uganda, rightfully dubbed the “Pearl of Africa,” continues to cement its reputation as a premier luxury safari destination. From the misty mountains home to endangered mountain gorillas to the vast…
International and domestic tourists heavily rely on technology to book their travel from transport to accommodation. For decades, Uganda’s tourism sector has been a vital contributor to the national economy,…
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Java House, a quick service restaurant chain in Uganda and other East African countries is set to change ownership for the fourth time in a space of a decade with the transaction awaiting approval from the Comesa Competition Commission. Alterra Capital Partners, an Africa- focused equity firm is set to acquire Java House from Actis International, a U.K based limited liability company registered in accordance with the laws of England. Actis holds an investment fund under the Actis LLP, a Mauritian investment holding company,which through its subsidiaries, is involved in the fast food and restaurants business, operating the Java House…
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Government offices have continued to default on water bills which have ballooned to UGX 73 billion as the burden shifts to ordinary Ugandans who shoulder most of the payments. Details submitted to Auditor General Edward Akol, reveal how National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) receivables, or amounts yet to be paid, clocked UGX 355 billion in water bills, out of which over UGX 72.5 billion (20%) relates to unpaid bills by Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs). Some unpaid bills have been outstanding for more than two years. The Auditor General noted that the matter of unpaid bills was brought…
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