Uganda: Negesa, Ngaimoko Light Up Namboole

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George Mbella 29 June 2011 Two advisory firms from the United States of America, USA, have been given the responsibility for the early and timely delivery of feasibility studies on four projects expected to boost energy production and infrastructure in Cameroon. The companies, Delphos International Ltd and Worley Parsons Group Inc, were winners of a restricted international call for tenders whose results were announced in a press release issued by the Minister of Energy and Water Resources on June 1 2011. Presiding over the official ceremony of the signature of the three contracts in Yaounde yesterday June 29, the Minister of Energy and Water Resources, Michael Ngako Tomdio hailed the government of the United States of America for providing a non-refundable funding of FCFA 1.3 billion under its United States Trade and Development Assistance grant programme, USTDA, to enable feasibility studies on three projects namely: the Limbe Gas to Electricity project; the Petroleum Products Pipeline Project and the Gas-to-Markets System Project.

The Monitor (Kampala)

Abdu Wasike

30 June 2011

Kampala — Annet Negesa continued her build-up to the World Athletics Championships due August 27 to September 4 in South Korea by easing to victory in an 800m race at Namboole on Sunday.

The Africa junior champion won the two-lap race in two minutes, 3.6 seconds during the Central Region Championship. Bombo’s Halima Nakaayi was second in 2:10.5 followed by Winnie Nanyondo of Rwenzori club.

Emilly Nanziri was, meanwhile, outstanding in the women’s sprints, winning the 400m and 200m in 55.1 and 24.0 seconds respectively. Ali Ngaimoko stood out in the men’s sprints, claiming victory in the 200m (21.2) and 400m (46.8).

The revelation of the day though was Juliet Nassali, a primary five pupil, who defeated more experienced foes in the women’s 5000m. Nassali, 16, clocked 17:52.1, beating Africa Youth Championships bronze medallist Catherine Lometo (17:58.1) to second.

Selected results

5,000m (women)

Juliet Nassali (Kamuli) 17:52.1

C. Lometo (Nalinya) 17:58.1

B. Nakitende (Kamuli) 18:02.1

800m

Annet Negesa (Sta’rd) 2:03.6

H. Nakaayi (Bombo) 2:10.5

W. Nanyondo (Rwenzori) 2:12.9

400m

Emilly Nanziri (Police) 55.1

H. Nakaayi (Bombo) 56.9

S. Nakisige (Iganga) 63.7

200m

Emilly Nanziri (Police) 24.0

Connie Abwate (Nkumba) 25.5

A. Namugaya (Iganga) 25.8

100m

Martha Arao (Prisons) 12.7

A. Namugaya (Iganga) 13.0

C. Abwate (Nkumba) 13.0

10,000m (men)

Alex Chesakit (UPDF) 14:29.1

J. Arapmarich (UPDF) 14:26.2

Philip Kiplimo (Prisons) 14:32.1

1500m

Ben Toroitich (Ndejje) 3:52.6

W. Bogere (Sta’rd) 3:56.2

Idris Okurut (Police) 3.59.3

800m

Jimmy Adar (Prisons) 1:50.1

Ian Kipchumba (Ndejje) 1:50.3

400m

Ali Ngaimoko (KIU) 46.8

E. Tuguminsirize (Nkumba) 47.8

200m

Ali Ngaimoko (KIU) 21.2

E. Tuguminsirize (Nkumba) 21.7

100m

Geoffrey Akena (UCU) 10.4

C. Nwang (Mak) 10.6

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