Ugandan tycoon Ponsiano Ngabirano's Kampala Marriott valued at $167 million
Uganda's NSSF paid $50 million for 30% of the Kampala Marriott built by supermarket tycoon Ponsiano Ngabirano, valuing the hotel at about $167 million.
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Uganda's NSSF paid $50 million for 30% of the Kampala Marriott built by supermarket tycoon Ponsiano Ngabirano, valuing the hotel at about $167 million.
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