Office Space for rent in Kololo Kampala Uganda, code: 139490
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300 square meters for rent in Kololo, just close to Acacia mall, each square meter is 14 Usd negotiable, it comes with stand by generator, enough parking space, near the road public transport is available,still near hospital,schools located in a well organized developed neighborhood call us on 0705218332/0780983661 to arrange a viewing appointment.
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SCAN QR CODE
139490
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