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This is the sandbox of User:Fsmatovu, MBChB, MPH, MMed, DTM&H, FCorrMed. 91,600 megawatt-hours (91.6 GWh) 19 °C (66 °F) GhanaZambiaCameroonBurundi AlgeriaGuineaNigerMali NigeriaChadBurkina FasoEquatorial Guinea ZimbabweThe Gambia Ivory CoastTogo Republic of the Congo

Hoima International Airport, (IATA: KAB, ICAO: HUBE) 0.045 hectares (0.11 acres), 0.05 hectares (0.12 acres) 100 cubic meters (100,000 L), 40 °C (104 °F), 50 °C (122 °F)

Workers etc edit

Benjamin:0754 458 118

Daudi :0752 876 250

Nakiwala:0758 766 774

Francis: 0706 909 925

Ganaafa: 0704 537 314

22 kilometres (14 mi)

Cow List edit

  1. Lubombwe – Pregnant: EDD in October 2022
  2. Kirabo – Nursing Nakku, her first born
  3. Muwala – Nursing Kiyimba, her first born
  4. Mulungi – Daughter of Lubombwe: Nursing Bulindo, her first born
  5. Mulenzi – Male Teen-ager
  6. Nakato – Female Teen-ager. Ready for insemination in December 2022.
  7. Busenso – Baby Male: Son of Lubombwe. Born in November 2021
  8. Nakku – Daughter of Kirabo. Born on 2 December 2021
  9. Bulindo - Baby Boy: Son of Mulungi. Born 28 July 2022.
  10. Kiyimba - Baby Boy: Son of Muwala. Born 15 August 2022.
  11. - Baby Boy: Son of Kirabo. Born November 2022.

Export Business Lines edit

  1. Coffee
  2. Grains
  3. Fish
  4. Beef
  5. Dairy
  6. Tourism
  7. Cement
  8. Steel
  9. Fruits
  10. Vegetables

Jordan Desalination Plant edit

1. http://country.eiu.com/article.aspx?articleid=335238617&Country=Jordan&topic=Economy&subtopic=For_7 2. https://www.timesofisrael.com/after-years-of-delays-jordan-said-to-nix-red-sea-dead-sea-canal-with-israel-pa/

Possible cohort edit

  1. User:Zotezangu
  2. User:Alifazal
  3. User:Edith Violet Naisubi

Kabaale International Airport edit

Progress of construction edit

The table below illustrates work progress at the airport.

Possible Codes (IATA: HMA, ICAO: HUHO)

Kabaale International Airport Construction
Date Work completed (%) Remarks
January 2018 0 Construction begins
1,000 jobs expected.
April 2019 21
October 2019 31
December 2019 34 923 workers onsite.
August 2020 45 830 workers onsite.
October 2020 50


  EAC,   SADC,   Eswatini
22 °C (72 °F) 220 kilometres (137 mi)

Nakaseeta/Wabiyinja edit

0°37'35.0"N, 32°03'05.0"E or 0.626389, 32.051389 100 acres (40 ha)

0°38'14.0"N 32°03'45.0"E

Tamale Sali, MBChB, MRCS, LRCP, FRCS (Edin), FRCOG

Centenary Bank edit

  • Name: FRANK MATOVU
  • Branch: Mapeera
  • Account Type: Savings
  • Account No:3201903349
  • 3,736,000 kilowatts (3,736 MW)
  • 92 °F (33 °C)
  • 0.1 hectares (0.25 acres)
  • 1.5 acres (0.61 ha)

Oyam General Hospital edit

New cities edit

  1. Fort Portal City
  2. Mbarara City
  3. Hoima City
  4. Lira City
  5. Arua City
  6. Gulu City
  7. Mbale City
  8. Jinja City
  9. Entebbe City
  10. Masaka City
  11. Moroto City
  12. Soroti City
  13. Nakasongola City
  14. Wakiso City
  15. Mukono City
  16. Kabale City

New border crossings edit

  1. Sio Port, Kenya[1]
  2. Sangalo, Uganda
  3. Mulwanda, Kenya
  4. Mulwanda, Uganda
  5. Buteba, Kenya
  6. Buteba, Uganda
  7. Port Victoria, Kenya

Tilapia edit

Uganda life expectancy edit

Uganda electrification rate edit

Lake Nalubaale edit

Lake Nalubaale is dying

People from Mparo, Rukiga edit

East Africa Rising edit

Barbara Itungo Kyagulanyi edit

Uganda Government Hospitals edit

NSSF Complex, Jinja edit

Units of energy edit

1,400,000,000 kilowatt-hours (1,400 GWh)

Uganda Population Census 2014 edit

To add to list edit

Two Rivers Mall Thermal Power Station edit

Kololo High School edit

Uganda Developmental Statistics edit

Buvuma And Masindi edit

Iran–Uganda Friendship Mini Hospital edit

Two Rivers Mall edit

  • Centum - 50.0%, Aviation Industry Corporation of China (Avic) - $70 million (KSh6.4 billion) for 38.9%, ICDC, which also has a 23.0% stake in Centum, made a $5 million (KSh462.5 million) equity investment into 2 Rivers. The upcoming mall, billed as the largest in East and Central Africa with a gross lettable area of 62,000 square metres (670,000 sq ft), will open in October 2015, with French retailer Carrefour, as the anchor tenant. Project valued at about $180 million (KSh 16.6 billion).[2]

Garden City Mall, Nairobi edit

Makerere Plans US$50 Million Mwai Kibaki Library edit

Nairobi Intercontinental Hotel edit

Shareholding as of February 2015:[5]

Good music edit

Notable Ugandan Bank CEOs edit

Equity Bank DRCongo edit

Entebbe Military Hospital edit

Asiima Agri-Consult Limited edit

List of new mini-hydropower power plants in Uganda edit

Koffi Olomide edit

Priscilla Ray edit

Jessica Wamala edit

Dairy Farming edit

Water measurements edit

  • 120,000 cubic metres (4,200,000 cu ft)
  • 120,000 cubic meters (120,000,000 L)
  • 280,000 cubic meters (280,000,000 L)
  • 280,000 cubic metres (74,000,000 US gal)

Gas measurements edit

  • 500,000,000,000 cubic feet (1.4×1010 m3)
  • 14,000,000,000 cubic metres (4.9×1011 cu ft)
  • 13 cubic metres (460 cu ft)

New KCCA markets edit

  1. Bukoto Market - Kawempe Division
  2. Kitintale Market - Nakawa Division
  3. Ggaba Market - Makindye Division
  4. Busega Market - Lubaga Division
  5. Kasubi Market - Lubaga Division
  6. Ntinda Market - Nakawa Division
  7. Nakulabye Market - Lubaga Division
  8. Usafi Market - Kampala Central Division
  9. Wandegeya Market - Kawempe Division
  • Other markets planned
  1. Nakawa Market - Nakawa Division
  2. Masaka Market - Masaka[7]
  3. Mbale Market - Mbale

Dimensions edit

  • 45,000 square feet (1.0 acre)
  • 150m x 5m = 750m2 = 750 square metres (0.19 acres)
  • 150m x 7m = 1050m2 = 1,050 square metres (0.26 acres)
  • 100ft x 100ft =10000ft2 10,000 square feet (0.23 acres)
  • 53.64 hectares (132.5 acres)
  • 1,800 square metres (0.44 acres)
  • 1.2 acres (0.49 ha)
  • 1 square mile (640 acres)
  • 0.045 hectares (450 m2)
  • 0.045 hectares (4,800 sq ft)
  • 0.066 hectares (0.16 acres)
  • 0.170 hectares (0.42 acres)
  • 0.146 hectares (0.36 acres)
  • 0.5 acres (2,000 m2)
  • 20 acres (8.1 ha)
  • 594 square metres (6,390 sq ft)
  • 567 hectares (1,400 acres)
  • 22 kilometres (14 mi)
  • 1,380 kilometres (860 mi)
  • House:0°19'49.0"N 32°25'44.0"E (0.330278; 32.428889)
  • Kyamagemule:0.611550, 31.966111 (0°36'41.6"N 31°57'58.0"E)
  • Kigulu:0°25'09.6"N 32°39'08.8"E (0.419333; 32.652444)
  • Elevation:1,300 metres (4,300 ft)
  • 5,000 square feet (0.11 acres)
  • 10,000 square feet (0.23 acres)
  • 15,000 square feet (0.34 acres)
  • 20,000 square feet (0.46 acres)
  • 4,200 metres (13,800 ft)
  • 47 acres (19 ha)
  • 4,550 square feet (0.104 acres)
  • 7,000 bbl/d (1,100 m3/d)
  • 1,336,000 cubic metres per day (8,400,000 bbl/d)
  • 3,660 cubic metres per day (23,000 bbl/d)
  • 4,000 cubic metres per day (25,000 bbl/d)
  • 5,250 square feet (0.121 acres)
  • 6,390 square feet (0.147 acres)
  • 500 kilometres (310 mi)
  • 5,000 square feet (0.11 acres)

Hillside Group edit

Chairman, Hillside Group of Companies

  1. Hillside Trading Company Limited
  2. Hillside Motors Limited
  3. Hillside Investments Limited
  4. Hillside Properties Limited
  5. Hillside Medical Center Limited
  6. Zakasa Mixed Farm
  7. Kyamagemule Mixed Farm
  8. Zakasa Industries Limited
  9. International Roads Solutions Limited (IROSOL)

Hillside Mixed Farm edit

Hillside Mixed Farm, Kyamagemule Village, P.O. Box 161 Mityana, Uganda. Geographical coordinates:0°35'09.0"N, 31°56'56.0"E (Latitude:0.585833; Longitude:31.948889).[8]

Buloba House edit

  • US$100,000 - 32.5%: K-plan
  • US$144,000 - 46.8%: Current income
  • US$ 64,000 - 20.7%: Locally generated
  • 0°19'49.0"N, 32°25'44.0"E
  • 0.330278, 32.428889

OK JAZZ Medley edit

Varieties of matooke plants edit

  1. Mbwazirume
  2. Mpologoma
  3. Kisansa
  4. Nakitembe Omumyuufu
  5. Nakitembe Omweeru
  6. Nalugolima
  7. Nakyetengu
  8. Muvubo
  9. Ntalagaza
  10. Kibuzi

Others edit

  1. Nfuuka
  2. Lusumba
  3. Lwewunzika
  4. Namweezi
  5. Mukaddaalikisa
  6. Nakabinyi
  7. Wakaliga
  8. Namulondo
  9. Nakijjumbi
  10. Ntikka
  11. Sula
  12. Nassalugiri
  13. Salalugazi
  14. Kafuba
  15. Kyewogola
  16. Nabunuunika
  17. Nakawere
  18. Nammogge
  19. Nakabinyi

Ancestors edit

  • Shadrach Sseddugge of Kanabuku, Ssingo.
  • Malachi Gwoberaka of Kanabuku, Ssingo.
  • Richard (Dick) Mberekedde of Kanabuku, Ssingo.
  • Simeo Buuz'Abalyawo Jjunju of Nkumbi, Ssingo
  • Kamya Busenso Walubi of Nkumbi, Ssingo
  • Yokaana Muweebwa e Ziroobwe, Bulemeezi
  • Lunnyiriri lwa Katabalwa
  • Mutuba gwa Kalyegira

Kenyatta University edit

Notes edit

012-011-536-407-02

Background and education edit

He was born in Nigeria circa 1970. He attended the University of Lagos. He holds a Master of Science degree in chemical engineering. He also holds postgraduate qualifications in management from other institutions, including Harvard Business School in the USA, Cranfield School of Management in the United Kingdom and INSEAD in France.[9][10][11][12]

Career edit

Before 2007, Adewale Fayemi held various positions in Elf Petroleum Nigeria, TotalFinaElf EP, Smith International Inc. and Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited. From 2007 until 2009, he served as Field Operations Manager at Elf Petroleum Nigeria. He served in he same position at Total E&P Netherlands from 2009 until 2011. He was the General Manager at Akpo Field Operations, from 2011 to 2012. Following that, from 2012 until 2014, he served as the Executive General Manager, Deep Water Field Operations at Total E&P Nigeria. He then worked as the Managing Director of Total E&P Ivory Coast, from June 2014 to August 2015, the position he held immediately prior to his present assignment. [9][10][11][12]

In October 2015, Fayemi was part of the four-person team which signed the memorandum of understanding (MoU), signed between the governments of Tanzania & Uganda, Total S.A. and the Tanzania's Petroleum Development Corporation, which culminated in consensus to build the Uganda–Tanzania Crude Oil Pipeline.[13]

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ Gaitano Pessa (28 June 2019). "Four more border points to be opened on Busia". Daily Nation. Nairobi. Retrieved 28 June 2019.
  2. ^ Gachiri, John (6 April 2015). "China Firm Buys KSh6.4bn Stake In Centum's Project". Business Daily Africa. Retrieved 6 April 2015.
  3. ^ Wainaina, Wambu (27 May 2015). "50 Retail Shops Set To Open Thursday At Garden City Mall". Business Daily Africa (Nairobi). Retrieved 27 May 2015.
  4. ^ Wainaina, Wambu (28 May 2015). "Garden City Mall Owners Defend Use of Aid Cash". Business Daily Africa (Nairobi). Retrieved 29 May 2015.
  5. ^ Herbling, David (10 February 2015). "Sale of Hilton, InterContinental Hotels Hits A Snag". Business Daily Africa (Nairobi). Retrieved 10 February 2015.
  6. ^ BOAU (1 October 2015). "Bank of Africa in Uganda appoints new Managing Director". Kampala: Bank of Africa in Uganda (BOAU). Retrieved 5 March 2016.
  7. ^ Malik Fahad Jjingo, and Martin Ezekiel Ssekweyama (22 January 2015). "Masaka To Get Modern Market". Daily Monitor (Kampala). Retrieved 22 January 2015.
  8. ^ "Location of Hillside Mixed Farm, Kyamagemule, Kalangaalo sub-county, Ssingo County, Mityana District, Uganda". Retrieved 15 February 2021.
  9. ^ a b Cite error: The named reference Profile was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
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  12. ^ a b Cite error: The named reference Boss was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  13. ^ Okwakol, Sam (19 October 2015), "Tanzania signs oil pipeline MoU with Uganda", East African Business Week, Kampala, retrieved 18 March 2016


Djo Mpoyi edit

Joseph Mpoyi KanyindaMpoyi Kaninda Joseph (1950 to 1993) in Lumumbashi) was a singer, author, compositor of Pop & Soukous music from 1967 to 1993.

Joseph Mpoyi Kaninda is a congolese artist who begin his career in 1967 interpreting pop music such as Elvis Presley or Michael Jackson in the Katanga region of Congo (RDC).

He then move to Kinshasa in 1968 to perform in the Jamel orchestra of the Kabangu brothers, with Tony as the solo guitarist and Fauvette as the bassist.

In 1969 while performing pop music with the Lovy of Zair, he integrate the chorus of the orchestra by demand of Vicky Longomba the lead singer. He sings as a third party of the voices dialoguing with the solo of Vicky Longomba.

From 1976 to 1977 he perform Soukous in the Kara orchestra.

In 1978 as he gets notoriety performing with the Ya Tupas orchestra of Ray Lema, he is approached by the already famous O.K. Jazz orchestra of witch he refuses the offer to integrate the orchestra.

In 1979 he finally accept to join the T.P. O.K. Jazz orchestra of Luambo Franco. On the first concert with his new orchestra in the room "le Claridge" he impress the public by performing variety songs but also the songs of the ex-lead singer of the orchestra Sam Mangwana. He then make great entry in the vinyl industry with the song Kadima , wrote especially by Simaro Lutumba to show the vocal talents of Djo Mpoyi.

During the year 1979 to 1980 he first extends his good reputation in Congo, to the rest of Africa, and then beyond the borders of Africa itself. Those years marked the peak of his career.

In 1982 he create the orchestra "Cannon du Zaïre" with his friend Lukoki Diatho. Releasing Vinyl such as Lubuela, but the success is not as good as it was with the T.P O.K. orchestra.

In 1984 he joins the "Tiers monde coopération" orchestra with Empompo Lowayi, Ndombe Opetum, Sam Mangwana and Diatho Lukoki. He sings the songs "Cents moins un" et "Vava" written by Diatho Lukoki.

Undermined by years of harshness, punishing his idleness and laziness with music. He decays slowly while dragging a disease that finally leads to his death in 1993

Platnum Credit edit

1. *185#

2. Pay Bill (4)

3. Others (9)

4. Business number:230011

5. Amount:1,533,500

6. Reference Number: Your Name

7. Confirm with PIN.

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