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Kampala, Uganda, Email: Dinfocpc@Africaonline.Co.Ug 1 1 Gimash 2 Gomasi 3 Gomesi 4 Muteesa I 2 3 NABOTU 5 NABOTU 4 6 NBDCK 7 Baraza Ya Maendeleo Vitabu Tanzania (BAMVITA) 8 EABDA 9 UPA 5 PEN 10 UBA 11 ULIA 12 RAU 13 FEMRITE 14 UCWIA 15 LIFU 16 NLU 17 UPA 18 UgCLA 19 EASLIS 20 UWA 6 7 NOBUTO ug 21 UPE 8 9 Afrol News, AllAfrica.com, Buganda Post, Daily Monitor, East African Business Week, IRIN News, Lango Web, New Vision, Sunday Vision, The Nile Times, The Redpepper, The Weekly Observer, The Westniler, Uganda Media Centre, Ugandanlink, Ugee-Uganda Online. 10 Rupiny, Olumuri, Etop, Kamunye 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1. 6th of FebruaryOffice of the Chief Political Commissar, Directorate of Information and Public Relations, POB 5152, Kampala, Uganda, Email: [email protected] 18 The Guide magazine 2. African Crop Science Conference Proceedings African Crop Science Society, Makerere University Faculty of Agriculture & Forestry, POB 7062, Kampala, Uganda 3. 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