Uganda: Construction Works At Kabaale International Airport At 55 Per Cent

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Uganda: Construction Works At Kabaale International Airport At 55 Per Cent

[Monitor] The construction of Kabaale International Airport in Buseruka Sub County, Hoima District has so far progressed by at least 55 per cent, according to Petroleum Authority Uganda (PAU).

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