
Rajiv Ruparelia, only son of Uganda’s richest man, dies in car crash
Rajiv was driving a high-performance Nissan GTR along the Kajjansi – Munyonyo Road near the Busabala Flyover junction when the crash occurred.
Rajiv was driving a high-performance Nissan GTR along the Kajjansi – Munyonyo Road near the Busabala Flyover junction when the crash occurred.
This marks a twist in the ongoing legal battle between Ruparelia’s Crane Management Services and dfcu bank.
The name change to “Arie Towers” reflects Ruparelia’s vision to reposition the building as a hub for business and commerce.
The acquisition of Lotis Towers, a 14-storied upscale building located at plot 16 MacKinnon Road, Nakasero, was confirmed by Sudhir Ruparelia himself following a bank auction.
These are 10 companies owned by Uganda’s richest man.
Uganda’s richest man with a $1.1-billion net worth in 2012, Ruparelia is the chairman and founder of The Ruparelia Group.
Ruparelia had a $1.1-billion net worth in 2012.
Ruparelia had a net worth of $1.1 billion in 2012.
The Pearl Business Park is an 18-acre mixed-use facility that will host a five-star hotel, mall and modern hospital.
Bitature has been on the board since November 2007.