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Dec 16, 2005
<b>Mugulusi in art</b><br>Eddie Mugulusi (below), who left his job as sales services manager at Nile Breweries about a month ago, seems to be out of the shadows.
Mugulusi in art
Eddie Mugulusi (below), who left his job as sales services manager at Nile Breweries about a month ago, seems to be out of the shadows. The latest we have heard is he has opened up a new art gallery that will be dealing in arts and crafts. The shop, located at the National Theatre, is called Eddy's Gallery. Scouts also say Eddie is back with Tyson Waragi and in other private business.
Ochieng for Metro
Former Super FM vice-president Daudi Ochieng has bounced back in the radio industry. Ochieng resigned from the Rubaga-based station three months ago and started his own consultancy firm in Kamwokya over what he called office politics at Super FM. Now we hear he has landed a job with Metro FM owned by Hon. Francis Babu. At Metro FM, Ochieng will be working as programmes director, a job he did at CBS FM before he quit to form Super FM with Peter Sematimba.
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Eddie Mugulusi (below), who left his job as sales services manager at Nile Breweries about a month ago, seems to be out of the shadows. The latest we have heard is he has opened up a new art gallery that will be dealing in arts and crafts. The shop, located at the National Theatre, is called Eddy's Gallery. Scouts also say Eddie is back with Tyson Waragi and in other private business.
Ochieng for Metro
Former Super FM vice-president Daudi Ochieng has bounced back in the radio industry. Ochieng resigned from the Rubaga-based station three months ago and started his own consultancy firm in Kamwokya over what he called office politics at Super FM. Now we hear he has landed a job with Metro FM owned by Hon. Francis Babu. At Metro FM, Ochieng will be working as programmes director, a job he did at CBS FM before he quit to form Super FM with Peter Sematimba.
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