Ugandan pharma tycoon Emmanuel Katongole quits tax board after six months
Emmanuel Katongole, co-founder of Ugandan HIV drug maker Quality Chemical Industries, has resigned as chairman of Uganda's tax authority board after six months.
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Emmanuel Katongole, co-founder of Ugandan HIV drug maker Quality Chemical Industries, has resigned as chairman of Uganda's tax authority board after six months.
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Tanzanian billionaire Mohammed Dewji met Gen. Salim Saleh in Kampala to discuss recycling, manufacturing and food security as MeTL looks beyond Tanzania.
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