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Kampala Uganda, June 10th, 2020: With Uganda easing the lockdown restriction on the hospitality sector, Sheraton Kampala hotel which opened its doors early this week has tightened and elevated its operation standard procedures to ensure that their guests and staff are protected from any viral contamination in the current pandemic environment. Apart from the practice of social distancing and wearing of masks, the hotel has gone ahead to deploy enhanced technology to counter a broad spectrum of viruses, set new hygiene and cleanliness protocol/standards and trained Cleanliness Champions, who are staff, certified as experts and are responsible for the hotel’s…
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On the evening of March 18th 2020, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni announced government would shut down schools, religious gatherings and entertainment places in order to decongest high risk population concentration zones. Addressing the nation that evening, President Museveni also said that Cabinet, sitting on Monday 16th March 2020 had in a pre-emptive move also decided to as well bar Ugandans from travelling to or through class 1 affected countries. Foreigners intending to travel to these countries, would not be stopped but they wouldn’t be allowed to travel back to Uganda within 32 days. Travelers from those countries were also…
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Following government’s easing of some movement restrictions over Covid-19, Speke Group of Hotels, Uganda’s largest chain of hotels, has moved to open some of its flagship hotels to the public. The Group runs a mix of luxury, business and budget hotels as well as apartment hotels. However the opening is being done in strict adherence to social distancing guidelines. “Kabira Country Club, Speke Apartments, Bukoto Heights, Boulevard Apartments, Speke Apartments Kitante, and Speke Resort Munyonyo are now open and operating,” Group Chairman Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia said in a media interview early this week. The award-winning La Cabana Restaurant at Speke…
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62.3 percent of Ugandan business are considering or have already started cutting jobs as a result of Covid-19, a trend that could render up to 100,000 Ugandans jobless in the formal sector and up to 4.4 million in the informal sector. This is according to an April 2020 national socio-economic study by the United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) in cooperation with Makerere University (the College of Business and Management Science) with support from Uganda Revenue Authority (URA). The study, known as the Uganda Business Impact Survey 2020- Impact of COVID-19 on formal sector small and medium enterprises, was…
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The Uganda government has moved to ease down on a number of travel and business-opening restrictions, but President Museveni insists all these moves are dependent on the availability of government approved and issued protective masks. In a speech to the nation, yesterday 18th May 2020, Mr. Museveni said that government will from June 2nd 2020 start distributing the masks and until then various measures cannot go into effect. “The measures to ease lockdown as addressed today will be activated only when each individual has received a standard mask distributed by the government of Uganda,” clarified president Museveni, on his official…
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In Uganda, Tourism has been the leading foreign exchange earner, accounting for US$ 1.6 billion. The sector has been contributing approximately 8% of the GDP and supports 667,600 jobs directly and 1.6 million jobs indirectly. It is therefore without a doubt that the sector’s growth, has had a tremendous impact on our economy. Despite the vibrancy and success recorded in recent years, the Tourism sector has been hardest hit by the outbreak of Covid-19. The most lucrative tourist source markets are the epicenter of Covid-19. There has been a lockdown of States. Movement/travel embargo have become inevitable and thus imposed….
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As the knock-on effects of the deadly COVID-19 begin to bite deep, the Ruparelia Group is closing down its two flagship hotels- Speke Resort and Conference Centre, Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort effective tomorrow, March 27th 2020. The 2 lake-side hotels, sit side by side on 90-acres by Lake Victoria and combined, do consist of 477 rooms, 20 conference rooms, 3 ballrooms and several outdoor facilities that can host up to 5,000 guests at ago. In an interview with CEO East Africa, Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia, the founder and Chairman of the Group that is also the largest hotel chain in Uganda, said…
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Although Uganda had as of March 15, 2020, not yet registered a single case of the deadly COVID-19 top five Kampala hotels had registered a loss of an estimated USD 2,089,129 in canceled bookings alone due to global travel restrictions and anxieties! With 9 cases confirmed todate in Uganda, the banning of political, social and religious gatherings as well as a total lockdown of all our borders to all sorts of travel- by land, air and sea and most Ugandans being encouraged to stay home, the damage to the tourism sector that is Uganda’s No.1 foreign exchange earner is unfathomable….
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