In Brief
Dec 15, 2002
<b>Law body ...<br>UNCCI told ...<br>Gin lovers ...</b><br>
Law body
KAMPALA – The International Law Institute is to extend its range of operations from Uganda to the entire COMESA region. The ILI chief Swithin Munyatwali, said it is a big challenge to provide a regional service to all the World Bank benefactors. “We are opening two more offices, one in Egypt for the Middle East countries and another in Abuja to serve West Africa, †he said recently
UNCCI told
KAMPALA – Malaysia’s newly-appointed honorary consul to Uganda Nora Mohamad Adnan has advised the Uganda National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (UNCCI) to help bring small agricultural producers together to expand their output for commercial purposes. She said UNCCI as an apex body for commercial activities should also directly be responsible for helping the farmers find markets.
Gin lovers
KAMPALA – The Christmas season promise to be extra special for Ugandans who take gins, as Premier Distilleries, producers of the popular Knock Out Varagi and Extra Dry Gin, have slashed their prices. Mr. V. Bhavanam, the distillery managing director, said they have cut prices for their product by about 7%.
KAMPALA – The International Law Institute is to extend its range of operations from Uganda to the entire COMESA region. The ILI chief Swithin Munyatwali, said it is a big challenge to provide a regional service to all the World Bank benefactors. “We are opening two more offices, one in Egypt for the Middle East countries and another in Abuja to serve West Africa, †he said recently
UNCCI told
KAMPALA – Malaysia’s newly-appointed honorary consul to Uganda Nora Mohamad Adnan has advised the Uganda National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (UNCCI) to help bring small agricultural producers together to expand their output for commercial purposes. She said UNCCI as an apex body for commercial activities should also directly be responsible for helping the farmers find markets.
Gin lovers
KAMPALA – The Christmas season promise to be extra special for Ugandans who take gins, as Premier Distilleries, producers of the popular Knock Out Varagi and Extra Dry Gin, have slashed their prices. Mr. V. Bhavanam, the distillery managing director, said they have cut prices for their product by about 7%.