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Diverse architectural culture along the Yellow River
Ji Yuqiao in Henan Published: May 27, 2021 07:12 PM
Editor s Note:
In China, the Yellow River is often referred to as the Mother River as some of the nation s earliest civilizations sprung up along her banks. As the eras passed, certain regions along the Yellow River became major cultural and political centers at various times, such as Luoyang in Central China s Henan Province, which served as the capital for 13 dynasties.
Diverse architectural culture developed as these regions prospered. Imperial structures, including palaces and gates, are usually what captures the public s attention due to their grand visages.
Daily Monitor
Thursday May 06 2021
President Museveni and the chairman of Picfare Industries, Mr Kishor Jobanputura, tour the company’s new plant in Namanve Industrial Park in Wakiso District yesterday. PHOTO/ /DAVID LUBOWA
Summary
Mr Museveni instructed the Ministry of Finance to deal with the people he called ‘crooks’, whom he accused of helping foreign companies to register as local investors to benefit from the Buy Uganda, Build Uganda (BUBU) policy of promoting local content.
The Namanve Industrial Park has 20 industrial zones created by government in a bid to grow Uganda’s economy and sits on 2,200 acres.
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President Museveni yesterday threatened to arrest foreign manufacturers masquerading as local investors to benefit from the incentives extended to local firms.