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    Costly mistakes to avoid while re-roofing.
    (New Vision, 2026-05-17) Mayanja, Brian
    At the beginning of his year, Henry Lubwamba a businessman, together with his six siblings, embarked on remodelling their parents' house in Muyenga, a suburb of Kampala.
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    How to build the right septic tank for your home.
    (New Vision, 2017-07-22) Mayanja, Brian
    Last month, Kampala Capital City Authority inspected Rubaga division. In areas of Ndeeba, Kibuya and Kabowa, and Najjanakumbi, some homes and primary schools were engulfed in a foul smell that welcomed guests at the main campus.
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    Lord councillor Ssebuwufu joins battle for City Hall speakership
    (New Vision, 2026-05-10) Mayanja, Brian
    The entry of John Mary Ssebuwufu into the City Hall speakership race has complicated the game plan for National Unity Platform (NUP). However, the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) officials say the post should be earmarked for them writes Brian Mayanja.
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    Real estate: trade order drive boosts landlords, government revenue.
    (New Vision, 2026-05-23) Mayanja, Brian
    John Musoke, a landlord with commercial buildings in Kisaasi, Nakawa division in Kampala, is rushing to renovate his premises to attract tenants. His decision follows the growing demand for shop space after Government enforced the Trade Order, forcing vendors to vacate streets and road reserves.
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