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  • Plascon Launches Paint and Win Campaign with Cash, Motorbikes and Tuk-Tuks

    Plascon Launches Paint and Win Campaign with Cash, Motorbikes and Tuk-Tuks

    Kansai Plascon Uganda has launched the 15th edition of its flagship Paint and Win promotion, with a total campaign investment of over UGX 2.2 billion covering promotional prizes and community paint donations.

    Held at the company’s offices on Second Street, Industrial Area, Kampala, the launch brought together Plascon representatives, painters and members of the media. This year’s theme, “Koodi,” draws on the familiar sound of a knock at the door, signalling the return of a campaign customers have come to anticipate.

    Running from October 1st to December 12th, 2026, the promotion continues to reward customers with cash, motorbikes, tuk-tuks and airtime, while extending its reach into communities through corporate social responsibility initiatives.

    “Our customers have continued to trust us to paint their homes, businesses, schools and other spaces. That support is the reason we continue to grow, innovate and invest in Uganda. Our commitment goes beyond selling quality paint, and through Paint and Win, we have an opportunity to reward our customers while contributing to the communities in which we operate,” said Kansai Plascon Uganda Managing Director, Mr Santosh Gumte.

    As part of the campaign, Plascon will donate paint in October to Nsengwe Community Church in Mubende, the Women’s Prison in Luzira, Kisazi Primary School in Lubwama, Sooko Catholic Parish Church in Kisoro and Shruti Swaminarayan Gurukul School in Jinja. Further donations will go to King’s Way Rehabilitation Centre in November and St. Kizito Primary School in Waluleeta, Luweero District, in December.

    The company will also engage customers through its dealer network across the country, supported by incentives for dealers and partners.

    “Our dealers are our frontline ambassadors because they interact directly with our customers, and their support is crucial to the success of Paint and Win. We have scheduled engagements across the country through our dealer network to encourage participation. Whether you have participated before or are joining us for the first time, we look forward to having you with us and hopefully welcoming you to the draw as one of our winners,” said Kansai Plascon Uganda Head of Sales, Mr Moses Kato.

    To participate, customers must purchase Plascon paint worth UGX 200,000 from an authorised Kansai Plascon dealer. They will receive a scratch card containing a unique code, which they must send by SMS to 7197. Every valid entry receives airtime worth UGX 1,000, UGX 2,000 or UGX 5,000 and enters the daily cash draws.

    One customer will win UGX 1 million every day from Monday to Saturday. The six daily winners will then participate in the weekly game show, where five will receive additional cash prizes of UGX 1 million, UGX 800,000, UGX 600,000, UGX 400,000 and UGX 200,000 respectively. One contestant will win a fully registered motorbike, a protective helmet and fuel worth UGX 100,000.

    Two fully registered tuk-tuks will also be awarded, one at the halfway point and another at the end of the campaign. Winners will be selected from eligible daily winners during the respective five-week periods, excluding weekly motorbike winners. Each tuk-tuk will come with a helmet and fuel worth UGX 100,000.

    Paint and Win awareness activations will take place in Mbarara, Gulu, Lira, Mbale and Jinja, with one participant in each town winning a fully registered motorbike, a protective helmet and fuel worth UGX 100,000.

  • Kampala Auto Show 2026 Boosts Automotive Business, Innovation and Industry Linkages

    The 2026 Kampala Auto Show concluded on Sunday, July 19, at the Kololo Independence Grounds after three days of vehicle showcases, motorsport entertainment, automotive business engagements and family-friendly experiences.

    The event, which ran from July 17 to 19, brought together car dealers, mechanics, motorsport drivers, insurance providers, asset-financing institutions, car enthusiasts and families under one platform, further cementing its place as one of Uganda’s leading motoring and lifestyle events.

    Now in its 5th edition, the Kampala Auto Show has continued to grow as a major automotive marketplace and lifestyle platform, combining commerce, entertainment, education and sport. This year’s edition featured vehicle exhibitions, electric vehicles, vintage and custom cars, live drifting, drag racing, stunt performances, maintenance workshops, product showcases and public engagements from different players across the automotive value chain.

    Kansai Plascon Uganda participated as a co-sponsor of the Auto Show for the third consecutive year, using the platform to showcase its automotive paint solutions alongside other paint products available on the Ugandan market.

    At the Plascon exhibition booth, visitors interacted with the company’s range of auto car paints and related products designed for vehicle finishing, repair, refurbishment and maintenance. The showcase gave motorists, mechanics, spray painters, car owners and motoring enthusiasts an opportunity to learn more about professional paint application, vehicle body finishing, paint care and the importance of using genuine automotive paint products.

    Speaking during the Auto Show, Daniel Kayongo, the Head of Marketing at Kansai Plascon Uganda, said the company’s continued participation reflects its commitment to supporting Uganda’s growing automotive sector and creating awareness around Plascon’s wider product portfolio.

     

    “The Kampala Auto Show gives us a strong opportunity to engage directly with motorists, mechanics, spray painters, car owners and car enthusiasts. Many people know Plascon for decorative and architectural paints, but we also have strong automotive paint solutions that support vehicle finishing, repair and refurbishment. Our participation here is about education, product experience and supporting the wider automotive industry,” Kayongo said.

    Plascon’s presence at the Auto Show also helped broaden public understanding of the brand beyond architectural paints. Through product exhibitions and direct engagement with visitors, the company highlighted its role in the automotive space, particularly in vehicle refinishing, body repair, professional spraying and long-term vehicle protection.

    Beyond the Plascon showcase, the three-day Auto Show delivered a strong sports and lifestyle experience for attendees, with crowds treated to drifting, drag racing, stunt performances, custom car displays, vintage models, electric vehicle showcases, family activities and entertainment. Drivers, car owners and motoring enthusiasts also used the platform to share their passion for cars, performance, modification, restoration and Uganda’s growing car culture.

    The event also created space for broader conversations around safer and better-maintained vehicles, with exhibitors engaging the public on vehicle care, financing options, insurance, spare parts, servicing and general automotive maintenance.

    For Plascon, the 2026 Kampala Auto Show provided a practical platform to demonstrate that automotive paint plays an important role not only in vehicle appearance, but also in protection, durability, refurbishment and long-term vehicle value. The company used the event to educate consumers on the importance of choosing genuine automotive paint products and working with trained applicators to achieve quality finishing.

  • Kololo Independence Grounds Alive with Music, Dance, and a Mission to Save Young Hearts

    Kololo Independence Grounds Alive with Music, Dance, and a Mission to Save Young Hearts

    The Kololo Independence Grounds were covered with colour, music, and joy on Saturday 9th August 2025 as thousands gathered for the annual India Day celebrations. Organised by the Indian Association Uganda in partnership with the Sindhi Community Uganda, this year’s event carried a deeper purpose — to help fund lifesaving heart surgeries for more than 100 Ugandan children suffering from congenital heart defects.

    The grounds filled steadily from late afternoon, with families, dignitaries, and members of both the Ugandan and Indian communities mingling in anticipation. The air was alive with the aroma of Indian street food, the shimmer of colourful saris, and the sound of traditional drums. As the stage lit up, the crowd was treated to amazing performances from traditional Indian dance troupes, each set telling a story of heritage and unity, drawing applause and cheers from the audience. The music, movement, and energy set the tone for an evening that was as much about cultural pride as it was about compassion.

    In a press event held at Jain Samaj Temple at Naguru, Kampala on Monday 4th August ahead of the india day celebrations, Mr. Santosh Gumte, Managing Director of Kansai Plascon Uganda, the main sponsor of the cause spoke with deep emotion, he shared why Plascon had stepped forward in such a significant way and also re-echoed this at the India day event at Kololo

    “Each year in Uganda, 8,300 children are born with congenital heart defects. Two thousand of those cases require immediate intervention, and many of those children come from families who cannot even dream of affording such care. Without timely help, their lives are tragically cut short. I see those numbers, and I don’t just see statistics — I see potential scientists, lawyers, engineers, doctors, and leaders. We cannot stand by and let that potential fade away. This is why Kansai Plascon is contributing UGX 300 million to this cause.”

     

    “We believe that corporate success must be measured not only by profit but also by the difference we make in the lives of the people around us. Our paint brings colour to homes, but our partnerships and community work bring hope to hearts. These children, together with their caretakers, will be travelling to India to get the surgeries they need, thanks to the generosity of so many partners and well-wishers. We are humbled to stand shoulder to shoulder with the Indian Association and Sindhi Community Uganda, and we call upon more organisations and individuals to join us so that together we can give every child the chance to grow, learn, and live to their fullest,” he added.

    Mr. Paresh R. Mehta, Acting Chairman of the Indian Association Uganda, also at the press event earlier in the week, spoke warmly about the journey that brought the event to this point. His words reflected both gratitude and pride.

    “When we began planning this year’s India Day, we knew it could not just be another celebration. We wanted it to be a celebration with a heartbeat, a celebration that would change lives. We identified more than one hundred children who needed urgent cardiac intervention, and we decided that this year’s proceeds must go towards giving them a new lease on life. Today, as we stand here, we are preparing to send the first batch of fifty children for surgery in India. Everything, from their medical care to their travel, will be fully covered. These families will not have to worry about a single shilling.”

    He continued with an acknowledgement of the partnerships that made it possible.

    “We could never have done this without the unwavering support of our partners. Kansai Plascon Uganda came forward as the main sponsor, Airtel Uganda, Uganda Airlines, the Rotary Clubs, the Healthy Heart Foundation, Namar Heart Hospital in Chennai, Ruparelia Group, Mount Meru Millers, and so many others have joined hands with us. This is the true spirit of UBUNTU. When a community comes together like this, there is no problem too great to overcome.”

    The keynote address at the celebrations at Kololo was delivered by Hon. Gen. Katumba Wamala, Minister of Works and Transport, who praised the Indian community and the event’s corporate partners for their commitment to Uganda’s development.

    “This evening is a powerful reminder of what partnership can achieve. The government of Uganda recognises and appreciates the immense contributions of the Indian community to our economy, our culture, and our social programmes. From trade and investment to philanthropy and medical support, you have stood with Uganda in so many ways. Tonight’s cause is deeply aligned with our own national goals, which are, improving access to healthcare, reducing preventable deaths, and ensuring that every child, no matter their background, has a fair chance at life. This is why we in government are working to strengthen our health infrastructure, to support local hospitals, and to create more avenues for public-private partnerships in the health sector. But as we can see from tonight, it is when we combine our efforts, government, corporate, and community, that we can move mountains. On behalf of the government and the people of Uganda, I thank you for this gift of life you are giving to our children.”

    H.E. Upender Singh Rawat, Indian High Commissioner to Uganda, marked his third India Day in the country by reflecting on the event’s deeper significance.

    “India Day is about more than commemorating India’s independence. It is a day to celebrate the friendship between India and Uganda, a bond that is rooted not just in trade and history but in shared values of compassion and solidarity. I am proud to see our communities come together to bridge borders for the sake of children’s health, and I commend all the organisers and sponsors for making this vision a reality.”

    As the speeches concluded, the night shifted back to celebration. A breathtaking ten-minute fireworks display lit up the Kampala sky, reflected in the stunned faces of children and families gathered below. The entertainment reached its peak with the first major performance by Anjana Padmanabhan, Indian Idol Season 14 finalist, whose powerful voice drew rounds of applause. The final act was delivered by Punjabi pop superstar Guru Randhawa, who had the crowd dancing and singing along to his famous hits, closing the night on a high and joyful note.

    Indian association delegations from Jinja, Lira, Mbale, and even Burundi had travelled to attend, alongside prominent Ugandan personalities, ministers, business leaders, and representatives of partner organisations. Awards were also given out to outstanding individuals and companies that have championed blood donation and medical aid in Uganda.

  • Exploring Industry to Industry engagement, NWSC SSD team visit to Kansai Plascon Uganda

    Exploring Industry to Industry engagement, NWSC SSD team visit to Kansai Plascon Uganda

    The industry-to-industry inspection conducted by the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) at Kansai Plascon Uganda is an excellent example of proactive customer and stakeholder engagement.

    This visit served several important purposes and highlighted key takeaways as clearly stipulated below.

    Environmental Protection
    Both NWSC and Kansai Plascon share a common goal of ensuring environmental protection. NWSC is concerned about receiving harmful discharge from its clients, which could negatively impact its treatment processes and, subsequently, Lake Victoria’s ecosystem. The visit emphasized the commitment of NWSC to assist Kansai Plascon in improving wastewater management and adopting cleaner production techniques to protect the environment.

    Technical Assistance
    NWSC expressed its willingness to provide technical assistance to Kansai Plascon. This support includes suggesting improvements in wastewater management practices. This collaborative approach not only benefits the environment but can also result in cost savings for Kansai Plascon.

    Understanding Client Operations.
    The visit involved a tour of Kansai Plascon’s production process, allowing NWSC representatives to gain insights into the client’s operations. This understanding is crucial for identifying potential areas of concern or improvement related to wastewater generation and treatment.

    Effluent Treatment Process
    NWSC learned about Kansai Plascon’s effluent treatment process, which involves coagulation/precipitation with pH correction using caustic soda and the use of aluminum sulfate to separate solids from liquids. The treated effluent is then discharged into NWSC sewers for further treatment.

    Reduced Production at 2nd Street
    It was noted that Kansai Plascon has shifted much of its paint production to the Namanve Industrial Park, resulting in reduced wastewater generation at the 2nd Street site. Understanding such operational changes is essential for effective management.

    Collaboration and Partnerships
    The visit aimed to foster dialogue, collaboration, and lasting partnerships between NWSC and Kansai Plascon. Building strong relationships with industrial clients can lead to more effective wastewater management and environmental protection efforts.

    In summary, the industry-to-industry inspection at Kansai Plascon Uganda demonstrates NWSC’s dedication to customer and stakeholder engagement, environmental protection, and collaborative efforts to improve wastewater management. It sets a positive example of how utilities can work closely with industrial clients to achieve shared sustainability goals.

    In attendance from the NWSC-SSD were the Senior Manger Sewerage Services, Principal Quality Control Officer, Principal Sewer Networks Engineer, Principal Finance and Administration Officer, Sanitation Engineer, Occupational Health and Safety Officer, Quality Control Officer, and an assistant Accounts Officer.

  • Sports Women In Uganda Celebrated, As Plascon Gives Them A Speacial Work On Their Nails

    Sports Women In Uganda Celebrated, As Plascon Gives Them A Speacial Work On Their Nails

    To celebrate Women’s Month, Plascon Uganda successfully treated Women in sports with a special work on their beauty where they had their nails painted with different colors at an event held at Allure Nails located at the Kingdom Kampala building. The event brought together all ladies from sports including Rugby, Football, Net Ball and Basket Ball as Plascon Uganda gave back to them for the good work they are doing to promote Uganda as a Country and also show that it’s not only a men’s game but everyone can do it. Attendees benefited facilitated by plascon Uganda and speaking to the media in an interview was Margret Bagala a She Cranes player who said that as a player they can also look good because they are also encouraged to spend time painting their nails in their free time off the pitch. She also went ahead to thank Plascon for always caring about Women and the sports of women. Patience Irene Namulindwa, the Executive Assistant at Kansai Plascon Uganda, addressing the journalists last Friday at Kingdom Kampala, said that March is a month of women and different companies have come to give back to women in the society hence that’s why plascon has also come out to give back to the women in the Sports since they have always sponsored most the sports in the country. “We have very many women that are connected to the brand and so as Plascon and we thought out of what to do as Plascon as the world full and hence we had to give back to the society hence putting colors on their nails,” said Patience Irene. She also added saying that they will continue to deliver networking opportunities for the thousands of women, with unique discounted products brought closer to potential customers, and business skills shared.
  • Masjid Mbogo In Kawempe Receives Paint Donation From Paints Giant, Kansai Plascon

    Masjid Mbogo In Kawempe Receives Paint Donation From Paints Giant, Kansai Plascon

    Uganda’s oldest mosque, Masjid Mbogo has received a paint donation from paints giant, Kansai Plascon.

    The paint donation was handed over to Muslim leaders by Plascon managing director Santosh Gumte on Friday afternoon at an event held at the mosque’s construction site in Kawempe, Kampala.

    “Masjid Mbogo is a very big landmark in the Islamic faith in Uganda. As a company, we thought it right to join hands with the Muslim community in the preservation of the heritage that this historical mosque holds,” Gumte said.

    “We stand in partnership with you by making this humble contribution because we understand the value attached to this mosque which was built in memory of Prince Nuhu Kyabasinga Mbogo, a key leader of the Muslim faith in Uganda,” he added.

    Constructed in 1903, the historical mosque located at Kawempe Muslim primary school had been dilapidated which prompted management to start construction of a new one.

    The previous mosque was able to handle a capacity of 400 faithfuls, but it had become too small for the ever-growing masses that flock the place for Juma prayers every Friday.

    According to management, the redeveloped mosque is hoped to hold a capacity of about 1,700 people. Plascon’s donation is one of the many interventions that the paint company has undertaken to assist religious establishments in the country.

    Plascon’s contribution to Masjid Mbogo Mosque is not the first time the company has supported community development projects in Uganda.

    Over the past 10 years, several establishments including schools, churches, orphanage homes, hospitals and community-based organizations have benefited from the company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR).

    Earlier this month, the company donated Shs 20 million to the Anglican Church of Uganda to help them towards the repayment of the debt it incurred towards the construction of Church House.

  • What You Need To Know About Kansai Plascon sponsored Holi Festival

    What You Need To Know About Kansai Plascon sponsored Holi Festival

    Kansai Plascon, Uganda’s biggest paint company has partnered with the Indian Community to celebrate the Holi Festival on Sunday 20th March 2022.

    The Holi Festival which was held at the Arya Samaj Grounds, Kololo was the first major Indian community event since the lockdown was lifted.

    The Holi Festival originated to celebrate good harvests and fertility. It heralds the onset of spring through a riotous celebration of color.

    The festival is all about fun, frolic, vibrant and beautiful colors that celebrate the victory of good over evil.

    It welcomes all walks of life from age, race, or economic differences by greeting the revelers with gulal, colored powder mixed with water which the revelers shower upon each other.

    Holi celebrates the legend of Hindu Goddess Radha and Lord Krishna, which describes the extreme delight Krishna took in applying color on Radha and others.

    It is said that when Krishna was a young boy, he asked his mother the reason for his dark complexion while Radha was so fair. His mother, Yashoda playfully suggested that he should smear color on Radha’s face and change her complexion to any color he wanted. He liked the idea and since then the play of colors on Holi became part of the festivities.


    Kansai Plascon Managing Director, Santosh Gumte said that the event was sponsored to celebrate the spirit of brotherhood.

    Holi Festival is all about culture, colour, food and celebration. This festival of colors includes interesting rituals, ethnicity, traditional festivals and ceremonies. The mix of colors is energetic and this is a good time to look forward to the good that 2022 has to offer and celebrate together. We are here to relax and not to differentiate, but to rejoice in the spirit of brotherhood.

    Santosh Gumte

    Key Facts about Plascon in Uganda:

    • Plascon’s factory in Namanve is the most advanced paint manufacturing site in East Africa and produces 200,000 Litres a day.
    • Plascon is the only UNBS certified Paint manufacturer in Uganda, a guarantee that we provide trusted quality products to our consumers.
    • Plascon has over 150 products including an innovative range of water proofing solutions and over 7,000 colours to meet our consumers’ coatings needs.
    • Plascon has over 400 authorized dealers across Uganda and is found in more than 400 sub-dealers making it the biggest and easiest to find paint in Uganda.
    • Plascon continues to train over 10,000 painters across Uganda annually so that the best product is applied by the best trained painters.

    Kansai Plascon

    Kansai Paint, based in Japan, is a top ten coatings company globally, it is the largest suppliers in the world of original equipment auto paints.

    It has world-leading research & development facilities in Japan, India and South Africa, which continually drive innovation and excellence in the paint environment.

    On the 4th of August 2017, Kansai Plascon concluded the purchase of the local business known as Sadolin Paints Uganda Limited and with this introduced the Plascon paint brand to Uganda.

    Plascon is widely accepted as the trusted quality product in Uganda and is available at over 400 dealers nationwide.

    The Plascon brand is well established throughout Africa and is the largest paint brand in Southern Africa.

  • Kansai Plascon Donates Shs50m Worth Supplies to Entebbe Grade B Hospital

    Kansai Plascon Donates Shs50m Worth Supplies to Entebbe Grade B Hospital

    Kansai Plascon, Uganda’s biggest paint company has donated supplies worth 50 million shillings to the Entebbe Grade B Hospital as the company continues to spread cheer in communities and celebrate its customers. The donation which is part of the recently concluded ‘Paint and Win’ Colours of Celebration promotion was handed over by the Plascon Managing Director, Mr. Santosh Gumte at the hospital premises in Entebbe, Wakiso District.  Every year, Plascon runs the ‘Paint and Win’ promotion which serves as a platform for the brand to strengthen relations and reward its dealers, customers, and painters with various prizes for their loyalty and continuous support. Also as part of the promotion, the company carries out a number of CSR activities.

    Mr. Santosh Gumte, Managing Director Plascon Uganda said, “For our 10th Edition of Paint and Win, we chose to celebrate you – the people who have kept us going. Your love for Plascon has led us to numerous successes and we want to say thank you.  Entebbe Grade B Hospital was the first hospital to handle cases of Covid-19 in and continues to take lead in the fight against the pandemic. We hope our contribution will be a good addition to the already existing equipment and a pat on the back for the brave health workers who wake up every day, risk everything to give hope to our communities.”

    “We have repainted the wards and donated materials over to the hospital worth 50,000,000/= (fifty million shillings) to help protect the hospital workers as they execute their duties. These items include Mattresses, gloves, face masks, buckets, basins, JIK, disinfectant liquid and sanitizer for the hospital. We also are providing paint worth 25,000,000/= (twenty-five million Shillings) and the labour to give the hospital a fresh coat of paint. Finally, we want to extend a special thank you to all the 150 staff members of the hospital with a personal hamper for each of them. The hamper includes rice, sugar, milk, cooking oil, baking flour, spaghetti, and a drink. This is a small thank you to them and their families for the incredible work they do to serve Uganda,” said Daniel Kayongo the Brand Manager Plascon Uganda.

    Dr. Muwanga, of the Entebbe Hospital said, “The faith you have shown our hospital is greatly appreciated. On behalf of everyone at Entebbe Grade B Referral Hospital I extend my sincere gratitude towards you for your generous and thoughtful donation. I would like to let you know that we are deeply grateful to Plascon Uganda for helping us improve on the hospital.”

    Over the past 10 years, several establishments including schools, churches, mosques, orphanage homes, and community-based organizations have benefitted from the Paint and Win CSR where they have received donations in form of paint, makeovers among others. Some of the organizations that have previously benefited include Sanyu Babies Home, Dwelling Places, Kigezi High School, Kampala School for the Physically Handicapped, All Saints Church Mbarara, Wakiso Masqid, among others.

  • Winners Of Plascon Paint & Win Colour Promo On Cloud-9

    Winners Of Plascon Paint & Win Colour Promo On Cloud-9

    Kansai Plascon Uganda launched the 10th Edition “Paint & Win” Colours of Celebration 10 week promotion on Friday, 1st October 2021 ending Sunday, 12th December, 2021.

    On the weekend of Saturday 27th November, 2021 Plascon had the 8th winners of the ongoing Paint & Win promotion. The winner of the motorbike was Mr. Sulaiman Kiyimba a painter. He said, when he woke up this morning it was raining so hard he did not even feel like leaving his bed. But something told him to just go and see what he would win. He further stated, that he kept getting the scratch cards and would just throw them on this dashboard and scratch at the end of the week. But everytime he would scratch the cards he would get pens, pens, pens; but he looked on the bright side since children will be going back to school in January the will have something to use. He was further blessed on the same morning to find out his wife had given birth. God Is Great!!! Mr. Kiyimba walked off with 1,000,000/= plus the motorbike.

    On Saturday 4th December, 2021 the lucky winner of the 9th Paint & Win draw Home Makeover was Mr. Brian Muwanguzi, a painter from Mityana. He was overjoyed and kept saying people this is real, Plascon does give away this money and Home Makover, do take part you too could win.  Mr. Chris Birungi, a painter from Kasese was so ecstatic since he had won 2,00,000/=. He said, “this year did not start so well, but I have won 2,000,000/= Christmas will be great for me and my family. You know I won pens that I would use to scratch the cards! If you are a born winner, you remain a winner.

    The weekend of 12th December will mark the 10th weekend for the Paint & Win winners for 2021.

    To enter the draw one has to:

    1. Buy Plascon paint worth 100,000/- or more
    2. Get a voucher and SMS the code to 7197 and stand a chance to win 1,000,000/- every day
    3. Instant prizes will include airtime and pens and during the activations, t-shirts, caps, keyrings, drawstring bags and umbrellas.
    4. Daily winners will get a chance to compete for  a motorbike or a home paint makeover through the weekly TV engagements.
  • Millions Worth Of Prizes Still Up For Grabs In Weekly Draw Of Paint & Win Colour Promotion With Plascon

    Millions Worth Of Prizes Still Up For Grabs In Weekly Draw Of Paint & Win Colour Promotion With Plascon

    Kansai Plascon Uganda launched the 10th Edition “Paint & Win” Colours of Celebration 10 week promotion on Friday, 1st October 2021 ending Sunday, 12th December, 2021.

    On the weekend of Saturday 13th November, 2021 Plascon had the 6th winners of the ongoing Paint & Win promotion. It was a heartwarming moment to find out the winner of the motorbike was a lady, Ms. Evans Amara Muzinkduki from Fort Portal. She was so shocked and excited that she was speechless not believing her luck. Ms. Muzunduki said, “Glory to the Mighty God. I am humbled. I had no idea I would win this motorbike. I took a taxi from Fort Portal this morning and look at me going back with a motorbike.” Ms. Evans walked off with 1,000,000/= and her motorbike.

    On the weekend of Saturday 21st November, 2021 the lucky winner of the 7th Paint & Win draw Home Makeover was Mr. Paul Okello, a Police Officer with Counter Terrorism who bought his paint from Ntinda Hardware World. He says he got the call from Mr. Daniel Kayongo – Brand Manager, Plascon but was very doubtful he believed these were bafele since many people keep getting conned. So he asked his friend to escort him to the Plascon Head Office on 2nd Street to ensure this was real! As you can all see, I am here standing here having won my 1,000,000/= plus his home in Lira is going to be painted by Plascon.

    To enter the draw one has to:

    1. Buy Plascon paint worth 100,000/- or more
    2. Get a voucher and SMS the code to 7197 and stand a chance to win 1,000,000/- every day
    3. Instant prizes will include airtime and pens and during the activations, t-shirts, caps, keyrings, drawstring bags and umbrellas.
    4. Daily winners will get a chance to compete for an a motorbike or a home paint makeover through the weekly TV engagements.