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Nov. 30 (Bloomberg) -- Inflation in Uganda slowed to 12 percent in November as food and fuel prices declined, the Uganda Bureau of Statistics said. The inflation rate dropped from 13.4 percent in October, the Kampala-based agency said in a statement today.
Ashburn Farm's early morning Thanksgiving tradition continues to grow, as nearly 2,000 runners participated in the annual 10K, 5K and Fun Run hosted by the Crossroads United Methodist Church.
Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Uganda’s government has yet to approve the planned sale of oil fields owned by Heritage Oil Ltd. to Eni SpA, New Vision reported, citing Ernest Rubondo, the commissioner for petroleum exploration and production.
Twenty-four families held five garage sales over the past two weekends and raised $12,359 to provide clean drinking water to a village in Uganda. The money will fund a deep-water well, which will supply water for more than 1,000 refugees who have...
The Madhavni Group of Companies wants to invest in ethanol production and has set aside more than 50 billion shilling for the project, Uganda Business News reported. The company wants to produce more than 25 million liters of ethanol and plans to construct its ethanol plant in the Mukono district.
Today is the last day to cast a vote via Facebook in the T-Mobile Motorola CLIQ Challenge, a contest sponsored by the mobile provider to promote the Motorola CLIQ.
Omaha native Brad Dickson reviews this week in sports. Dickson is a former writer for “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.”
ENI entered into a definitive agreement with HTGLF to buy the latter's 50% interest in blocks 1 and 3A in Uganda.
Al-Qaeda and Islamists fighting to topple Somalia's government provide "mutual support" to each other, the head of the African Union peacekeeping force here told AFP in an interview.
Opportunity School in Ottawa recently had a very special visitor in class. The Rev. Robert Nabulere of Uganda observed the Opportunity School classes in order to learn more about the education of preschool children. Nabulere is the director of a
While Redress Raleigh 2010 will be moving further away from campus to Downtown Raleigh instead of happening on Hillsborough Street this year, the connection to campus will remain strong as the proceeds from the eco-friendly fashion show will continue to benefit MorLove, a philanthropic organization founded by Mor Aframian, who graduated from the College of Textiles in May.
Zain Outsource Mobile Operations in East Africa to NSN Zain has agreed to outsource its mobile network operations in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda to Nokia Siemens Networks. The operator currently serves over 9 million customers across these three countries.
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — Ugandan officials were offended Sunday after Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez wondered out loud whether Ugandan dictator Idi Amin was truly as brutal as he was reputed to be.
Watsonville School to make potatoes fly Tuesday, students at Monte Vista Christian, 2 School Way, will fling potatoes across a soccer field with hand-built catapults to find out how acceleration and velocity affect the distance a potato will fly.
>Episcopal Life Daily >November 23, 2009 >Episcopal Life Online is available at > http://www.episcopalchurch.org/elife . >Today's Episcopal Life Daily includes: * TOP STORY - Executive Council members call for special meeting on Uganda legislation * TOP STORY - Bulletin inserts for Nov. 29 carry Presiding Bishop's message for World AIDS Day * TOP STORY - Archbishop of ...
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