Vision agents get new kiosks
Dec 20, 2002
THE New Vision Printing and Publishing Corporation has invested sh25m in new fibre glass kiosks to improve customer care and distributions of its newspapers throughout the country
By Catherine Ntabadde
THE New Vision Printing and Publishing Corporation has invested sh25m in new fibre glass kiosks to improve customer care and distributions of its newspapers throughout the country.
The kiosks, which were manufactured by Richiencoy Services, will replace the wooden ones, according to the Circulation Manager, Tom Wasswa.
Wasswa together with the City Circulation Officer Dan Kauma, on Wednesday launched the project at Diamond Trust building. The building is owned by the Aga Khan Foundation, who also have a majority stake in The Monitor.
Wasswa said, The New Vision was offered space at Diamond Trust, so long as they also sell Monitor products as well.
THE New Vision Printing and Publishing Corporation has invested sh25m in new fibre glass kiosks to improve customer care and distributions of its newspapers throughout the country.
The kiosks, which were manufactured by Richiencoy Services, will replace the wooden ones, according to the Circulation Manager, Tom Wasswa.
Wasswa together with the City Circulation Officer Dan Kauma, on Wednesday launched the project at Diamond Trust building. The building is owned by the Aga Khan Foundation, who also have a majority stake in The Monitor.
Wasswa said, The New Vision was offered space at Diamond Trust, so long as they also sell Monitor products as well.