In Brief
Nov 25, 2003
<b>Fanta Twist</b><br>By James Odomel<br>CENTURY Bottling Company (CBC) has unveiled a new product Fanta Twist, ‘the all new flavour.’ Fanta Twist was unveiled to The New Vision staff recently at their head offices on Third Street. The public relations officer of CBC, Maureen Kyomuhendo said,
Fanta Twist
By James Odomel
CENTURY Bottling Company (CBC) has unveiled a new product Fanta Twist, ‘the all new flavour.’ Fanta Twist was unveiled to The New Vision staff recently at their head offices on Third Street. The public relations officer of CBC, Maureen Kyomuhendo said, “This is a new exciting drink with a very nice flavour which iam sure our customers will appreciate the moment they taste it.†She said the company is always planning the best for its customers.
By Christopher Kiwawulo
MUKONO district chairman Damulira Kyeyune has asked the Government to remit a percentage of the funds got from auctioned confiscated timber to the local authorities where the timber is confiscated. Damulira said this recently to the new National Forest Authority during a conference at the International Conference Centre.
He said it was unfair for the central government to take all the money got from the timber.
WTO asks
By Mary Karugaba
THE World Trade Organisation (WTO) has asked the international community to support the liberalisation efforts made by poor countries under difficult socio-political circumstances.
This was contained in press release issued this month.
Socio-political stability as a priority would help these countries benefit from liberalisation.
By James Odomel
CENTURY Bottling Company (CBC) has unveiled a new product Fanta Twist, ‘the all new flavour.’ Fanta Twist was unveiled to The New Vision staff recently at their head offices on Third Street. The public relations officer of CBC, Maureen Kyomuhendo said, “This is a new exciting drink with a very nice flavour which iam sure our customers will appreciate the moment they taste it.†She said the company is always planning the best for its customers.
By Christopher Kiwawulo
MUKONO district chairman Damulira Kyeyune has asked the Government to remit a percentage of the funds got from auctioned confiscated timber to the local authorities where the timber is confiscated. Damulira said this recently to the new National Forest Authority during a conference at the International Conference Centre.
He said it was unfair for the central government to take all the money got from the timber.
WTO asks
By Mary Karugaba
THE World Trade Organisation (WTO) has asked the international community to support the liberalisation efforts made by poor countries under difficult socio-political circumstances.
This was contained in press release issued this month.
Socio-political stability as a priority would help these countries benefit from liberalisation.