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Revving machines cough back to life

Daily Monitor Saturday April 10 2021 Back in the cockpit. NRC championship leader Fred Busulwa (also inset) and Joseph Bongole in Subaru N10. PHOTOS | JOHN BATANUDDE Summary They are back. The sound of revving engines will be reawakened today in the Bwera Bistro Southern Motor Club Challenge Rally, which is now the third round of the suspended NRC season, 13 months on. Advertisement When Duncan Mubiru ‘Kikankane’ cruised his Mitsubishi Evo. X raced to victory in the Rukaari-Lake Mburo Mbarara Rally on February 16, 2020, he was looking forward to great year ahead. Like all other aspects of life, everyone was looking to a great National Rally Championship (NRC) ahead that had also seen rookie Rajiv Ruparelia post impressive times before his Volkswagen Polo failed.

Prince Nakibinge flags off  building of Muslim tower

Daily Monitor Wednesday February 17 2021 An artistic impression of the Kibuli Muslim Tower whose construction will take one year. PHOTO/ALEX ESAGALA Advertisement The titular head of the Muslim community in Uganda, Prince Kassim Nakibinge, has flagged off the construction of Kibuli Muslim Tower for the Uganda Muslim Education Association (Umea). “The building is going to cost Shs38b and will provide for both residential houses and a commercial complex. The project is funded by Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) from Saudi Arabia under the supervision of Dolsar Limited, the Turkish consultant company,” Mr Nakibinge said at the signing of the memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the contractors Vcon Construction Uganda Limited and Ambitious Construction Limited at his residence in Kibuli yesterday.

Rhino ranch names rhino after human

Daily Monitor Friday December 18 2020 NAKASONGOLA- Ugandans can now pay for an animal to be named after them, authorities have said.  The Ziwa Rhino and Wildlife Ranch confirmed the birth of a calf in Nakasongola, some 176 kilometers north of Kampala, bringing the number of the total rhino population to 33.  The calf was born last Thursday at the 70 square kilometre ranch, which is the sole home of rhinos in the country. Eight days after the rhino was born, it was announced on social media that it had been christened Rae Ruparelia, after Rajiv Ruparelia, son of businessman Sudhir Ruparelia.  Ms Angie Genade, the executive director of the ranch, said the naming was neither because of the Ruparelia fame nor because the name rolls off the tongue so well. 

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