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With just over two weeks to Christmas, congestion has started building on the streets of Kampala as pedestrians and motorists come into the city for shopping.
Noise, traffic gridlocks are visible on most streets in downtown Kampala. Even amidst the scorching sun hundreds of shoppers are busy checking and buying products for Christmas.
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Majority of the business owners around Makerere are to face a slow down as the University closes for holidays.
The University is set to close on 7th/12/18. Majority of the business owners are worried as the students are their major clients. Most of these businesses are located around Wandegeya, Nankulabye, Kinoni and Makerere.
Shiela Tumwebaze, who runs a cosmetics shop in Kikoni says, “I close this place a few days after the campus closes, you cannot imagine the pain of sitting the whole day without getting a single client.”
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A 28 year old man says he has no regrets after abandoning his profession and venturing into animal feeds business.
Dan Mukungu, a resident of Wakiso town council, graduated from Makerere University in 2016 with a degree in Social Sciences. While his colleagues moved on to look for jobs after their studies, however, Mukungu went back home for what he calls important meeting with his parents. And from this meeting, Mukungu made decision to venture into business.