Professor John 𝗢𝗽𝘂𝗱𝗮-𝗔𝘀𝗶𝗯𝗼 was on Tuesday unveiled as the new Chancellor of Victoria University during the virtual swearing-in ceremony that was attended by Board of Governors at the University’s auditorium….
Victoria University has today announced a reduction in tuition fees by over 50% for continuing, new and prospective students with effect from September 2020. “It is official!! We are reducing…
The Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga has summoned the Minister of Internal Affairs, Gen Jeje Odongo to present a report to parliament regarding investigations about police officers who assaulted Ruparelia…
Rajiv Ruparelia, the Managing Director of the of the multi-million dollar Ruparelia Group has spoken out about this morning’s altercation with officers from Uganda Police, that left him and one…
As a way of preparing for the resumption of business after the Coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown, Crane Management Services (CMS) has issued Standard Operating Procedures (SoPs) to all tenants occupying their…
Rajiv Ruparelia Team has vowed an even stronger come back in the next National Rally Championship Race, following what the team called a “technical difficulty” that made them “unable to…
Uganda should fast track legislation on medical marijuana production so as to give the country a competitive edge over other countries in the region, Rajiv Ruparelia the Managing Director of…
Rajiv Ruparelia, the Ruparelia Group Managing Director and heir apparent to the Ruparelia Group empire of over 28 businesses, turned 30 years. At 30 years, he is probably the youngest CEO of a business empire that is now in excess of USD 1 billion (UGX3.7 trillion). In this exclusive, candid interview, billionaire Dr Sudhir Ruparelia, the group’s founder and Chairman, spoke to CEO EA Magazine’s Executive Editor, Muhereza Kyamutetera about his slow but sure road to retirement and why he chose Rajiv to take over from him. Dr Sudhir, speaking from a skiing resort in Aspen, Colorado, in the United States of America, where the family is on a skiing holiday to celebrate Rajiv’s birthday, also gives tips on how to manage intergenerational succession in family businesses.
According to Kampala Slum Settlements: Where access to Safe Water and Sanitation is still a Challenge, a report by Development Research and Training (DRT), Lutheran World Federation (LWF) and ACTogether up to 70% of urban dwellers do not have private sanitation in their home and rely on an informal network of shared toilets. In Kawempe and Makindye 16% and 4.2% of households respectively use paid for Public toilets. In one of Makindye slum a public toilet is located in another zone and serves 3 zones.
