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How to remove make up before bed time

Gerald Businge — Wed, 30 May 2012 17:00:43 +0000

To remove make-up before bedtime you can use a facial wash or a cleanser at bedtime and in the morning light eye make-ups.

Powder can easily be removed by washing the face and eyelids with a gentle soap. You can use make-up removing lotions e.g clensa, toner and moisturiser.

But they are more costly. While cleansing you should pay particular attention around the nose, hairline and the eyebrows because make-up gathers there and causes spots.

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Former MP Michael Mabikke opens own law firm

Gerald Businge — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 14:07:06 +0000

It seems opening law firms works to many politicians. The latest news reports from the office of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) indicates that their party president who is also former MP for Makindye East, Hon. Michael Mabikke has opened his own law firm in Kampala.

We have been told that Michael Mabikke’s law firm has been named KAM and company Advocates located on the 1^st floor of Kisozi complex in Nakasero, Kampala Central Division.

The building houses many other firms including Bitangaro and Company Advocates and Mukiibi and Company Advocates. Mabikke’s first degree was in Social Science but when he joined the 7^th and 8^th Parliament he successfully studied law.

So whoever knows Michael Mabikke the social scientist don’t raise eyebrows when you read about council Mabikke. He is the one you know about!

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Forum for Democratic Change gets $2.5m from Norway

Gerald Businge — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 12:41:16 +0000

Uganda’s main opposition party, FDC has got 2.5 million US dollars from Norway to run its anti government activities. The detectives at CMI have told us that the money was wired to FDC accounts in centenary bank on Saturday.

A source at the FDC villas in Najjanankumbi has also confirmed that they have got the money from Malaysia and Norway and this source was quick to deny that it was going to be used in running anti government campaign.

“It is true we received 2.5 million US dollars from Norway and Malaysia last week respectively and we shall use this money to mobilize our supporters and members around the country,” a source says.

Sheikh Ibrahim Kasozi, the FDC official in charge of Youth affairs says that it is normal for a party like FDC to receive grants from abroad so this money should not raise the eyebrows of the CMI.

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