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Below is a sampling of the solutions that we have designed and delivered to our customers. Click on a screenshot to view a sample. Andersen Alumini Networking Event. Andersen Alumini Networking Event Evite. Budonian Association of North America (BANA). Claboné Mineral Water. Cliveden and Pierre Ltd. Edward Semambya and Associates, P.A. Emmanuel L. Muwonge and Associates, LLC. Garden State Outdoor Sportsmen's Show. Global Passive Safety Systems Ltd. Independent Living Association, Inc. My Home Pay Roll.

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Phantom Solutions: Uganda’s Energy Sector Set Back by Amin Era

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Thursday, September 19, 2013. Uganda’s Energy Sector Set Back by Amin Era. Starting with pre-independence times, energy was set on a good footing, with grid electricity available in the late fifties. With the ascension of Idi Amin to power, there was gross negligence of important tenets for the maintenance and growth of the energy sector. This resulted in retrogressive trends from a number of angles. Idi Amin addressing a rally. Https:/ www.google.com/#q=Idi Amin Era - images. The seventies to eighties.

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Phantom Solutions: www.energynewz.net – Uganda’s Worldwide Energy Window

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Friday, October 4, 2013. Wwwenergynewz.net – Uganda’s Worldwide Energy Window. Presents an opportunity for us to analyze and present opinions on developments in the energy sector to everybody anywhere in the world – the global village, the internet. Over the past 10 or so months, we have written on new developments, with a focus on renewable energy, the focus for the future of humanity. The visibility of Uganda and possibly the region on the energy perspective is our prime target. Has all the images of a...

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Phantom Solutions: September 2013

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Friday, September 27, 2013. Uganda’s High Population Growth Impacts Energy Sector. Uganda’s population has been growing at a fast rate. From a humble 2.24 million people in 1962, there was a phenomenal leap to 7.49 million the following year. Looking at it at 5-year intervals from 1965 through 2010, we notice a fast growth trend, see chart following:. Implications of population growth. The situation of Uganda in respect of fast increasing population needs to closely look at:. The falling levels of vegeta...

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Phantom Solutions: Commercial Users of Energy in Uganda – Hotels, Shopping Centers and Transport

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Monday, September 2, 2013. Commercial Users of Energy in Uganda – Hotels, Shopping Centers and Transport. Categories under this group are many, but we will restrict ourselves to hotels or leisure centers, shopping centers, airports, transport for people and goods. These fall in various categories, from classified ones on the upper end, of star ranking from one to five. Others are below such ranking, although commonly referred to as hotels. 3 – 5 star hotels. International Conference Centre – Kampal...

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Phantom Solutions: Uganda’s Pre-Independence Energy Sector

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Thursday, September 12, 2013. Uganda’s Pre-Independence Energy Sector. Uganda attained self-governance way back in 1962. Prior to that, there were groups of explorers with different intentions and objectives. The Arabs found their way into the country largely for trade, bringing in small items and indulging in a variety of trade practices that I would not like to delve into. They also introduced Islam, a supplement to the then existing local beliefs and practices. Roman Catholic Cathedral at Rubaga.

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Phantom Solutions: July 2008

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Monday, July 7, 2008. Dear visitors to our blog, we welcome you warmly once again! To those in the ‘Old Girl / Boy’ category, it is indeed time to reminisce on those times! To others who have some knowledge of King’s College Budo, we hope the pictures bring you close to the character of the school we take much pleasure in! I wish to extend our esteem in those who attended the school in its formative years, many of whom have variously contributed to regional and wider global development! Once again, we we...

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Phantom Solutions: October 2013

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Friday, October 4, 2013. Wwwenergynewz.net – Uganda’s Worldwide Energy Window. Presents an opportunity for us to analyze and present opinions on developments in the energy sector to everybody anywhere in the world – the global village, the internet. Over the past 10 or so months, we have written on new developments, with a focus on renewable energy, the focus for the future of humanity. The visibility of Uganda and possibly the region on the energy perspective is our prime target. Has all the images of a...

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Phantom Solutions: Large Industry Use and Cogeneration of Energy in Uganda

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Monday, August 26, 2013. Large Industry Use and Cogeneration of Energy in Uganda. Uganda is a predominantly agricultural country. Major crops have included coffee, cotton, tea, sugar, tobacco, cereals, nuts, edible oil and more recently picked up on flowers. The keeping of cattle in Uganda has in the past seen the emergence of meat processing for export, while the dairy industry continues to thrive. Industrial base to the Seventies. NYTIL and ATM once had setups similar to this. These industries used fur...