Engaging trainings at Homes and Construction Expo

The much-anticipated Homes and Construction Expo has started at Millennium Park (UMA Lugogo Parking Grounds), offering a day packed with engaging trainings aimed at equipping real estate enthusiasts and homeowners with essential knowledge.

Today’s highlights include sessions on real estate acquisition and management, digitalisation of land titles, and land law insights to safeguard against fraud.

Attendees listening during the training.

Attendees are also learning how to identify fake building materials and the importance of hiring professionals to prevent shoddy construction work.

A major draw is the innovative display by CFAO Mobility. Patricia Tusubira, Marketing and Events Coordinator, unveiled two standout vehicles: the Suzuki Fronx (USD 26,500) and the Suzuki Grand Vitara Hybrid ($39,500), which combines petrol and electric power.

Attendees are learning how to identify fake building materials.

“These cars are not only fuel-efficient but also offer a perfect balance of style and reliability, tailored for diverse lifestyles,” Tusubira shared, encouraging visitors to check out the display.

The expo buzzes with energy, attracting a diverse audience eager to learn, explore, and invest wisely.

Daron Bartlett - Moderator

With a wealth of expert advice and innovative solutions, it’s the perfect platform to secure your property and mobility goals. Don’t miss the chance to transform your vision into reality.

Lorraine Tukahirwe - Head of Marketing and Communications, Vision Group.

Adrin Asingwire, the Business Relations Manager, Universal Multipurpose Enterprise training attendees.