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How a Ugandan Innovation is Cleaning Up the Famed Rolex Delicacy

Ugandan initiative is helping to train 'rolex guys' on how to make more hygienic rolex snacks.

Hellen Kabahukya by Hellen Kabahukya
2022/03/23
in Quickies
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How a Ugandan Innovation is Cleaning Up the Famed Rolex Delicacy

Rolled eggs, also known as Rolex, is a very popular street delicacy in Uganda especially Kampala City. The Rolex and Chapati business is also a renowned employment magnet for young people.

However, questions have been raised about the hygiene of the street food business. A local startup is helping to train ‘Rolex guys’ on how to make more hygienic snacks.

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