Karani Nyamu

  According to   Karani Nyamu , our most important spaces in a house are the Master Bedroom, the Living Room and the Kitchen, every other space is used by people who are transient; children, friends, close relations, staff. When everyone else has moved on only the masters of the house remain, it is thus fitting that the house be about them. These rooms more than any other ooze the unique personality and careful curation of the owner’s taste. And whether creating your perfect home nest or investing in real estate to sell on, the jewel in your crown will inevitably be these spaces. Karani Nyamu   says buyers tend to inspect and show more interest in your living room, kitchen and master bath. Check up on the craftsmanship of kitchens and baths in other homes for sale. This will help you decide what trends are currently popular. The goal is to make your home appealing without wasting money. Karani Nyamu , also advises that if you are sprucing up your own house keep in mind th...

Karani Nyamu referring to a statement, by UPDF spokesperson Major Felix Kulayigye, the main security threat that Uganda faces emanates from the Nile basin. As the water levels of the Nile recede and the desert expands, control of the basin is becoming more crucial. Karani Nyamu notes the Nile basin is shared by Rwanda, DRC, Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Egypt. Most of these countries have been riddled with civil unrest that has been exploited to dump weapons (small arms) uncontrollably in Uganda. Uganda is believed to have large stockpiles of small arms and light weapons (SALW) (NFP 2006:4). Trafficking in small arms along the Ugandan, Sudanese and Kenyan borders is thriving, to the extent that at the time Karani Nyamu was quoted, the cost of an AK-47 assault rifle had dropped from 10 cows in 1986 to two cows sells for 100 000 Uganda shillings or equivalent to US. Karani Nyamu further notes that the largest amount of small-arms holdings are in ...