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A client walks into the foyer at Cafe Javas Kisementi. The new restuarant will not disappoint loyal clients. Photo by Ismail Kezaala.
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Javas Kisementi maintains the chain’s high standards
Hajji Umar Mandela and his brothers, the partners in Kampala’s premiere café company Javas, debuted their latest Javas café with the highly anticipated opening of the Kisementi branch. What many people may not be aware of is that this particular Javas is...
Life
At last, here’s a place for some fine dining in Jinja
The highly anticipated Nile Village Hotel in Jinja, owned by former parliamentarian Harry...
Dining & Recipes
Amakamo, the skin nourishing milk drink
Erina Karakore’s children are able to get amakoma from the towns they live in, however, they...
Dining & Recipes
From the weighing scale into the pan
If it had not been for my sister Ethel’s recommendation, I would never have discovered Dot...
Uganda@50
Entula, the bitter medicinal garden eggs to boost meals
The Thai round eggplant or garden eggs, locally called entula by Bantu speakers, may not be...
Dining & Recipes
Saved by consistency and available service
Looking at the menu of 2 Friends in Jinja, one marvels at the simplicity and effectiveness of...
Dining & Recipes
Quality service compensates for high prices
I dislike Ugandan eat outs for their exaggerated prices. Why should a pair of skinny sausages...
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