Vodacom Group buys 35% stake in Safaricom for $2.7bn
August 9—Vodacom Group, which is 65% owned by UK-based Vodafone, has paid $2.7 billion to take […]
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Students suffer the brunt of Amsterdam’s booming tourism
Tourists are pushing students and locals out of Amsterdam´s city centre. Universities claim that the city […]
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Uganda the winner over Rwanda gorilla fee hike
e-Turbo News –Since the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) doubled the price of gorilla permits from $750 […]
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30% savings for jazz fans using Stanbic Flexipay
August 9—Stanbic Bank Uganda (SBU) has partnered with ‘Johnnie Walker Jazz and Soul Safari, to make […]
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American consortium gets nod for new Uganda refinery
August 7— The Albertine Graben Refinery Consortium (AGRC) has agreed on the core project terms with […]
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Foundation stone laid for East African pipeline
August 7—President John Magufuli and President Yoweri Museveni reconfirmed their commitment to the proposed East African Crude […]
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Former Crane Bank owner denies fraud charges
August 4—Sudhir Ruparelia, the former proprietor of Crane Bank Limited has denied all accusations raised against […]
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Gold rush causes Uganda government to call for registration
August 4—An increasing influx of people searching for gold, about 135 kilometres north west of Kampala […]
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Chinese woman undergoes plastic surgery to evade debt
A 59-year old woman from the central Chinese city of Wuhan transformed her appearance through plastic […]
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