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(L-R) Mr Aston Kajara, State Minister for Investment, Mr Martin Drito, MP Madi-Okollo County, Arua, Mr Alex Wanjohi, outgoing AIG Uganda managing director and Ms Anna Othieno, AIG’s new managing director share a light moment. Investment minister calls on insurers to support
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A plane ushered in at Entebbe Airport. A master plan to expand the  airport is in the offing. Invest in airport expansion to grow aviation

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Air conditioners  that are controlled by phones unveiled

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The new Samsung’s DVM system air conditioner has been introduced to the Ugandan market.

With growing inventions and innovations, air conditioning owners will be able to control them in their offices or homes using smart phones or tablets.

The new Samsung’s DVM system air conditioner has been introduced to the Ugandan market. The system has facilities like self-diagnosis, auto commissioning, auto management and mobile data transmission.

In case of faults, an automatic message can be sent to the owner’s  smart phone or computer for necessary action.

According to Mr George Kebaso, Samsung’s System Air Conditioner product manager, the new technology uses minimal electricity and “it is specifically built for Africa”.

 

 

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