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Grief! Founder Of Sembule Group Of Companies Mzee ‘Christopher Sembuya’ Is Dead

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Renowned businessman Christopher Sembuya, one of the founders and proprietors of Sembule Group OF Companies has died.

News of his passing was confirmed and announced by his son Stephen Sembuya moments after the businessman breathed his last.

Details regarding the cause of Sembuya’s death remain undisclosed.

From humble beginnings in Idi Amin’s Uganda of 1971, two brothers; Christopher Sembuya and Henry Buwule founded a company; Sembule Steeling Rolling Mills. It grew into The Sembule Group. By the early years of scarcity in the mid-1980s, Sembule Group had expanded and diversified into banking, electronics, construction, and trade.

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