Mbale woman wins money in Cashlines
Oct 07, 2009
A business woman in Mbale has won sh50,000 in the ongoing Cashlines game in <i>The New Vision</i>. Muzaki is the second person in Mbale and the seventh in the eastern region to win money in the game.
By Joseph Wanzusi
and Abudulkarim Ssengendo
A business woman in Mbale has won sh50,000 in the ongoing Cashlines game in The New Vision.
“Long live TThe New Vision,†said Grace Muzaki, who sells airtime cards, bread and soft drinks at the Mbale Bus Park, after receiving money from Godfrey Isabirye, The New Vision eastern region marketing officer on Tuesday. Muzaki said she would use the money to expand her business.
Muzaki is the second person in Mbale and the seventh in the eastern region to win money in the game.
Meanwhile, a security officer at St. Joseph Vocational School Mbarara also won sh50,000.
Odomaro Mugisha, a father of four, received the money from Aggrey Wambi, the western regional marketing officer.
Mugisha, who also won sh1m in 2007, said he was happy that he could win again and encouraged other people to participate in the game.
Wambi said six people had won cash in western Uganda since the game started and urged The New Vision readers to continue playing.
He said over sh15m was still up for grabs in the game that ends on October 18. A grand draw will be held in Kampala after.
and Abudulkarim Ssengendo
A business woman in Mbale has won sh50,000 in the ongoing Cashlines game in The New Vision.
“Long live TThe New Vision,†said Grace Muzaki, who sells airtime cards, bread and soft drinks at the Mbale Bus Park, after receiving money from Godfrey Isabirye, The New Vision eastern region marketing officer on Tuesday. Muzaki said she would use the money to expand her business.
Muzaki is the second person in Mbale and the seventh in the eastern region to win money in the game.
Meanwhile, a security officer at St. Joseph Vocational School Mbarara also won sh50,000.
Odomaro Mugisha, a father of four, received the money from Aggrey Wambi, the western regional marketing officer.
Mugisha, who also won sh1m in 2007, said he was happy that he could win again and encouraged other people to participate in the game.
Wambi said six people had won cash in western Uganda since the game started and urged The New Vision readers to continue playing.
He said over sh15m was still up for grabs in the game that ends on October 18. A grand draw will be held in Kampala after.