More interventions are required for food security now that examples of absolute poverty levels are still visible to some families, Kasese guide radio has learnt.
In a mini sample survey conducted by Kasese guide radio this week, some families can hardly afford two meals a day, situation that requires interventions, including an extra mile of hard work.
Mr. Erisa Baminyana a sugarcane dealer in Kasese says its worrying that a hungry family head cannot afford five hundred shillings but request for a sugarcane for his lunch.
He however faults government for not doing thorough survey before distributing funds intended to minimize poverty levels among the local community members. Mr. Baminyana speaking………
Mzee Emmanuel Birikumutwe, a sixty four years old man of Kabingo village in Kyalhumba sub county in Kasese district partly blames the situation to the increasing prices of commodities in Uganda.
Mzee Birikumutwe ………….
The Former Rwenzururu Premier, Hon. Gad Mbayahi Bakwanamaha was concerned too about the increasing prices of commodities, a situation he says was worrying. Hon. Guardi one ………………..
Earlier however, Binarudu Makoyi of Sebwe cell called for hard work and better planning for their families. END.
