Tuesday, July 26 2011
The previous Bank of the year winners for 2009 was the Bermuda 2 Dollar note, In 2008 it was the Samoa 20-Tala note and the Bank of Scotland 50-Pound note. Out of the thirteen nominations, the Ugandan 50,000 shilling note emerged as the best. The 50,000 note was among the sic currencies that were introduced in mid 2010. The IBNS congratulated Uganda on this achievement and producing the award winning note. According to IBNS; "the good use of colour - particularly the brown, which might have made the note appear dull if used inappropriately, and the golden highlights which capture attention." played a big role in the note winning this year's accolade. Sheila Don Zella speaks out on how thieves broke into her hotel roomSpice Diana in new wheels-Range Rover Evoque it isThe Mayanja's thrill fans at the Club Beatz grand finale concert
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