Author: GODFREY OLUKYA

Uganda Imports Chinese Hybrid Goats to Help to Improve 
its Goat Meat Production

If there’s one meat dish Ugandan people really enjoy, that’s goat meat. Across the country…

China’s Rice Donation to Uganda’s Drought-Stricken Karamoja Sub-Region Saves Thousands from Starvation

A friend in need is a friend indeed, said Thomas Lokirut, an elder from Uganda’s…

Chinese Expertise Helps Ugandans to Profit From the Many Uses of Bamboo

In central Uganda’s Nakasongola District, 117 km from the capital, Kampala, a new era of…

Ugandans Hail Chinese Oil Giant CNOOC For Its Support In Benefitting Local Education Sector

Leaders, students and parents in Uganda have hailed China National Offshore Oil Corp. (CNOOC) Uganda…

Thousands Of Ugandan Farmers Benefit From Chinese Agricultural Expertise Under The SSC Project

An agricultural revolution is taking place in the green fields of Uganda, and thousands of local farmers are cashing in. A South-South cooperation (SSC) project, a joint initiative aimed at boosting agricultural productivity and improving livelihoods, is in full swing.   As part of the project, hundreds of Chinese agriculture experts are in Uganda upskilling local farmers with the intricacies of modern agriculture.   The coordinator of the project in Uganda, Peter Muyimba, recently told ChinAfrica that there are 11,000 farmers in…

Uganda Launches Giant China-Constructed Hydropower Plant To Bolster Electricity Supply And Assist South Sudan

Ugandans and South Sudanese have had their lives lit up by the steady flow of electricity from a massive hydropower infrastructure project, constructed by one of China’s leading contractors.  Sinohydro Corp., a Chinese state-owned hydropower engineering and construction company, recently completed construction of the $1.5-billion, 600-mw Karuma Hydroelectric Power Station in north Uganda’s Kiryandongo District.  The company was contracted by the government of Uganda. Located on the River Nile at the former location of the Karuma Falls, the power station…

Modern Chinese-Built Airport Cargo Centre Facilitates Growth Of Uganda’s Exports

Seven years ago, Uganda’s only international airport Entebbe International Airport was in a dilapidated state, desperately in need of structural repair and an upgrading of all its facilities.  Since its construction in 1928 and its launch on 10 November 1951, no major work had ever been done on the airport and that led to most of the buildings becoming dilapidated, with leaking roofs and the facilities like the cargo centre becoming too small to handle the ever-increasing amount of freight.  …

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