By Jonex Babulya,
Mr. Moses Bwambale, the coordinator for African Heritage Research Centre has asked community members to fully engage in agribusiness for food security, improved nutrition and income sources.
Addressing farmers during a one day training held at Mahango Archdeaconry headquarters in Mahango Sub County in Kasese district over the weekend, Mr Moses who called for hard work and focus by the youth, asked local community members to be innovative by using garbage and leftovers to make manure and food for their crops and domestic animals respectively. Mr Moses speaking………
Rev. Keith Kule, the Vicar for St. Stephens-Lhuhiri COU parish, called for the promotion of hands on skills among children before arguing community members against hatred and selfishness he said were failing development. Rev. Keith speaking…..
He had earlier asked the energetic youth to work hard and desist from acts that threaten their lives, including unlawful relationships, theft, alcoholism and drug abuses. END
