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PICTORIAL: Sudhir Ruparelia Hosts Indians At His Kololo Residence, Speke Resort Munyonyo

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It was a double celebration at businessman Sudhir Ruaprelia’s hosted Indians at his home in Kololo and then at Speke Resort Munyonyo as they celebrated 50 years since former president Idi Amin sent them away from Uganda.

The celebrations began on Thursday at his home, where they ate and drank until the early hours of the morning, and continued on Friday evening in Munyonyo with additional activities, including surprise performances, among others.

In attendance were Indians from Uganda and others from different parts of the world.

They were joined by Ugandans, including business mogul Ephraim Ntaganda and media personality Andrew Mwenda.

Sudhir and his wife Jyotsna served them drinks and food as they enjoyed the night.

Women dance the night away during celebrations at tycoon Sudhir Ruparelia’s residence in Kololo, Kampala to mark 50 years since Indians were expelled from Uganda by former president Idi Amin. (All photos by Moses Nsubuga)

Andrew Mwenda posing for a selfie with a guest and Sudhir Ruparelia (right)

Guests having dinner
The Rev Jastina Bashemereire and Dr. Ephraim Ntaganda serving food during celebrations to mark 50 years since Indians were expelled by former president Idi Amin

Andrew Mwenda dancing with Sudhir’s wife, Jyotsna

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