Airtel Uganda to pay fine of 23 million to a Masaka businessman for damages

June 16, 2011

Airtel Uganda has been evicted from the controversial piece of land in Masaka for alleged illegal occupancy. The land under contention is located on Kizungu Hill in Masaka town. The ...

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