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forex rates IN Uganda as per 4th/11/2010

US Dollar
2285/BUYING
2295/SELLING

Pound Sterling
3660/B
3680/S

Euro
3190/B
3210/S

Kenya Shs
27.7/B
28.2/S

Tz Shs
1.42/B
1.5/S

I.E I USD= 2285

FLYING TO UGANDA SOON?

The Entebbe international Airport is linked to all major cities all over the world for both passenger and cargo handling services. Airline Service providers include British Airways,
Air Uganda,
South Africa Airways,
Sabena World Airlines,
Kenya airways, Air Tanzania,
Ethiopian Airways,
Egypt Air ,
East African Airways.
You can fly to Uganda cheaply using discount fares for your ticket. cheapest flights to Uganda from Canada, USA, UK, France, Australia, Germany. Please contact your tours and travel agency for details. Come taste the fresh air of the Pearl of Africa

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WE HAVE GOT VISITORS FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE AND THESE ARE THE FACTS

Uganda (UG) 270
United States (US) 98
Cote D'Ivoire (CI) 79
United Kingdom (GB) 45
Kenya (KE) 35
Nigeria (NG) 32
Senegal (SN) 24
South Africa (ZA) 24
India (IN) 20
Canada (CA) 11
Ghana (GH) 10
Germany (DE) 7
Spain (ES) 7
Switzerland (CH) 7
Norway (NO) 5
Russian Federation (RU) 5
Benin (BJ) 5
Malaysia (MY) 4
Netherlands (NL) 4
Sweden (SE) 4
Burkina Faso (BF) 3
Denmark (DK) 3
Tanzania, United Republic of (TZ) 3
Ukraine (UA) 2
Turkey (TR) 2
Czech Republic (CZ) 2
Italy (IT) 2
Philippines (PH) 2
Rwanda (RW) 2
Saudi Arabia (SA) 2
Poland (PL) 2
Australia (AU) 2
Argentina (AR) 2
France (FR) 1
Slovenia (SI) 1
Belgium (BE) 1
Luxembourg (LU) 1
Egypt (EG) 1
Mexico (MX) 1
Dominican Republic (DO) 1
Sudan (SD) 1
Sri Lanka (LK) 1
Zambia (ZM) 1
Peru (PE) 1
United Arab Emirates (AE) 1
Morocco (MA) 1
Algeria (DZ) 1
Asia/Pacific Region (AP) 1
Cyprus (CY) 1
Pakistan (PK) 1
Israel (IL) 1
Korea, Republic of (KR)

KCC LOSES CAPITAL

THE administration of Kampala city is to be streamlined following the passing of the Kampala Capital City Bill, 2009 by Parliament yesterday.

The bill accords Kampala a special status as the capital city of Uganda and puts it directly under the control of the Central Government with an appointed chief executive officer. It has hitherto been managed by Kampala City Council.

However, the Bill that was passed retained the existing boundary of Kampala City and directly elected councillors and the mayor who will be be a ceremonial figure.

The Central Government will be responsible for construction and maintenance of roads in Kampala city if the Bill is assented to by the President. we hope this move will make the city mush cleaner and better run.

UGANDA elections 2011

In Uganda, the political atmosphere becomes tense during election campaigns for the highest offices in the land. The beginning of politicians long journey to general elections in 2011 has started in earnest.

The voting day will witness only one out of the many candidates traversing the country on their campaign trails emerge as the president of Uganda for next five years.

The National Resistance Movement’s candidate Yoweri Museveni, Dr Kizza Besigye of the Forum for Democratic Change, Jaberi Bidandi Ssali of the Peoples’ Progressive Party, Beti Kamya of the Federal Alliance, betty Kamya of federual allaince, Uganda Peoples Congress candidate Olara Otunnu, the People’s Development Party’s Abed Bwanika, Independent candidate Samuel Lubega, and DP’s Nobert Mao are all runing for presisdent.


INSTANT GUIDE 2 UGANDA wishS all ugandans a peaceful campaign period.

East African Common Market begins today

East African Common Market begind today 1st july 2010 as the EAC executives tried to play down worries by maintaining that to reach to the common market stage was a process, and that it would not start instantly. Doubts on which countries among the five East African Community’s (EAC) member states are either going to loose or benefit form the single market arrangement still looms high.

the deal, which among its core features includes a free movement of labour, capital, goods and services is still the major question among majority of people, who had been pessimistic of the EAC Common Market even before the negotiations for the protocol started and the time frame for discussions had been set.

some analysts felt that the common market may have come at a time when majority of the population were least prepared and some are too enable them compete effectively with their neighbours.

THE EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY includes Tanzania, kenya ,Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi