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Transport and Logistics in Uganda: Musita Investments Remains at the Forefront During the COVID-19 Crisis

In those times of coronavirus crisis, Musita Investments Limited remains at the forefront of the transport and logistics sector in Uganda. The company is providing assistance by sending and delivering medical equipment and supplies to health facilities and strives to find solutions in order to help businesses operational through this difficult period, offering transportation services to them.

Trident Plumbers Ltd: The Thought Leader for Mechanical Services at Crystal Rivers Mall

Trident Plumbers Ltd (TPL) is an experienced, licensed and skilled mechanical services contractor that has been carrying out corporate and domestic mechanical service works for over 30 years in Kenya while servicing all major cities. Recently, one of the major projects Trident Plumbers Ltd has had the opportunity to work on is the Crystal Rivers Mall.

Tilisi: Understanding the Advantages of Developing in a Master Planned Project

On Tuesday, 25th of February Tilisi hosted a panel discussion on Understanding the Advantages of Developing in a Master Planned Project in conjunction with the Kenya Property Developers Association (KPDA). Tilisi is a 400-acre mixed-use urban development, distinctly zoned into residential, commercial and logistics precincts. Set just 30 km from Nairobi’s CBD, at the intersection of Limuru Road and Waiyaki Way.

Rene Industries: Providing Affordable Quality Medicines to Uganda and East Africa

Rene Industries is a leading pharmaceutical company in Uganda and East Africa, providing affordable quality medicines to the population. Headquartered in Kampala, Rene Industries began its journey in 1996 as Rene Pharmacy Limited, which imported and distributed pharmaceutical products. As of now, the company manufactures over 140 products, covering over 22 therapeutic ranges.

EAPI Summit Forecasts Uptick in Kenyan Real Estate as Finance Flows Reopen

The real estate market is poised for an uptick in activity, according to East African Property Investment (EAPI) Summit analysts, following the recent moves to reopen financial flows into the sector by uncapping interest rates. The change follows a decline in financing that saw the sector’s contribution to the country’s GDP halve from 8.8 per cent in 2016 to 4.1 per cent by 2018.

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