WIRE — Kampala, Uganda | NEWS CORRESPONDENT | When Polland Food Centre opened its doors in 2025, the aroma of sizzling delicacies filled the air. But behind the scenes, another scent lingered: stubborn smoke from traditional charcoal stoves that were quietly burning through profits. Like many fast-growing restaurants, Polland found itself caught in what industry insiders … The post How eco-stoves slashed Polland Food Centre fuel costs appeared first on The Independent Uganda:.
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