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Hoping To Boost Tourism, Iran Looks To Neighbours

Iran Is Seeking To Attract Tourism By Looking To It's Neighbours

Iran is seeking to boost tourism by turning its attention to neighboring countries, according to a recent report by France 24 news. The country, which has seen a decline in tourism due to political tensions and economic sanctions, is hoping to attract visitors from nearby nations such as Iraq, Azerbaijan, and Afghanistan. Iran is also looking to promote its cultural ...

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Public Reacts To MP Andrew Koluo’s Failed Fundraising

Public Reacts To MP Andrew Koluo’s Failed Fundraising

The Toroma County Legislator Hon Joseph Andrew Koluo recently organized a fundraising drive. However, reports indicate that it badly flopped hence members of the public condemning it as something they didn’t know about. The public in general revealed that they knew how MP Koluo would register a low turn up which actually came to pass. According to him, the fundraiser ...

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Bishop Emeritus Bakyenga Breathes His Last At 79

Bishop Emeritus Bakyenga Breathes His Last At 79

The Mbarara Archbishop emeritus, Paul Kaamuza Emeritus Bakyenga has died at the age of 79. Bakyenga started his journey as a priest back in 1971 at the age of 27. He unfortunately passed away last night at St Francis Hospital, Nsambya. For the past five years, the deceased had been in and out of the hospital. In 2020, Bishop Emeritus ...

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Rebecca Kadaga Shuts Down Proposals To Adopt Luganda As Official Language On Uganda Airlines

Rebecca Kadaga Shuts Down Proposals To Adopt Luganda As Official Language On Uganda Airlines

Former Speaker of Paliament Hon Rebecca Kadaga has shut down proposals from some Ugandans on social media to adopt Luganda as the official language aboard Uganda Airlines.   The idea was raised by prominent comedian Patrick Salvado. According to the comedian, Luganda is the most widely spoken language in the country. Therefore, he wouldn’t mind if it was adopted by Uganda ...

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Japanese Whisky Turns 100 As Demand Shoots Up

Japanese whisky turns 100 as demand shoots up

As demand for Japanese whisky soars, one of the country’s must-have brands, Suntory’s Yamazaki, is celebrating its 100th anniversary. The Yamazaki distillery, located in Osaka Prefecture, first opened its doors in 1923 and has since become a top producer of premium single malt whiskies. In recent years, Japanese whisky has gained a reputation as some of the best in the ...

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