Your Letters: issue17
Letter of the month
Afande Lukiah Lucky Mulumba, Captain US Air Force
In response to your breathtaking article that appeared in the 16th issue of the Promota.
You indeed have the heart for helping the vulnerable persons suffering of sickle cell!. I am really happy with your progressive attitudes towards helping those suffering from this retarding and deadly disease.
Your active and noble cause role makes me think of a saying in our culture that goes “Lamvor Madhako de mako”-Literally meaning that “A Lioness can also catch its prey”.
A saying that acknowledges ones invaluable contributions towards a successful result.
UGANDA has made progress in attracting investments this year.
By Raymond Baguma
Despite the ongoing global financial crisis, the country has attracted $223.4m in planned local and foreign investment in January to March, the Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) has announced.
“The Uganda Investment Authority licensed 83 projects with a planned investment value of $223.4m and about 13,000 jobs are envisaged,” said Aston Kajara, the state minister for investment.
He was quoting the Investment Performance Report for the first quarter of this year (from January to March).
Despite the ongoing global financial crisis, the country has attracted $223.4m in planned local and foreign investment in January to March, the Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) has announced.
“The Uganda Investment Authority licensed 83 projects with a planned investment value of $223.4m and about 13,000 jobs are envisaged,” said Aston Kajara, the state minister for investment.
He was quoting the Investment Performance Report for the first quarter of this year (from January to March).
Read more: UGANDA has made progress in attracting investments this year.
