Spiro raises $215m in equity to scale electric mobility and energy infrastructure across Africa
Spiro is Africa’s largest electric mobility company and operates the continent’s most extensive battery-swapping network for electric two-wheel vehicles.
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Spiro is Africa’s largest electric mobility company and operates the continent’s most extensive battery-swapping network for electric two-wheel vehicles.
Beatrice Wembabazi, the Hoima District woman MP, gets surprised by the situation facing the facility, calling for immediate government intervention.
For 140 years, the company has pioneered solutions that help customers optimize processes, improve energy efficiency, and reduce environmental impact.
In many rural districts, local councillors emerge directly from communities shaped by poverty, interrupted schooling, informal labour, and limited educational opportunities.
Police say no arrests have been made so far, and investigations are ongoing to trace the mob.
The Kajjansi wetland, located along the Kampala-Entebbe corridor, has in recent years come under increasing pressure from rapid urbanization and real estate development.
Many Lango residents are expressing frustration over what they describe as “a continued pattern of receiving only four ministerial positions,” arguing that it leaves the sub-region “under the political table.”
The Contingent Political Commissar, Maj. Jackson Mazingo commended the female soldiers for their discipline and professionalism in the mission area.
For no republic in history has permanently escaped the consequences of weakening its own institutions to preserve the ambitions of prolonged power.
Two suspected stolen motorcycles with the following specifications: A Bajaj boxer red in colour, registered as UFM 255Z, were recovered.
Administering guidance to the newly sworn-in leaders, Adjumani district council clerk, Mindra Francis Clark, reminded councillors of the responsibility attached to the oath they had taken.
Menstruating girls and women face discrimination at home, in the education system, and all along.
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