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    Fish farmers in Busongora South asks for Gov’t support.

    News EditorBy News EditorAugust 7, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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    Fish farmers in Busongora South constituency in Kasese District have asked local and central governments to look into the possibility of fully supporting them so as to turn their business into viable commercial fish source to improve their living conditions.

    Presenting a report to their Member of Parliament for Busongora south, Hon Jackson Mbaju Kathika on his tour in Rukoki Sub County, the Kabughabugha young farmers` association leaders, Mr. Mulera Kule and Mr. Joackim Haris who revealed that the venture was profitable enough to improve their incomes said that whereas they had struggled to procure fingerlings, feeding them was a challenge until their Legislator intervened. Mr. Mulera and Haris speaking ……..

    Hon. Kathika who later backed them with three million shillings said that he was lobbying more funding that will turn fish farming into commercial to the farmers. Hon. Kathika speaking …..

    The chairperson for Kasika bodaboda riders association, Mr. Yonah Baluku had earlier asked their legislator to lobby from companies that could supply them with motorcycles on loans, a request Mr. Kathika blessed. END

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