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Uganda: Tea Farmers Ask Govt for Regulatory Authority

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By Robert Muhereza, Alfred Tumushabe Verified
| AllAfrica
By Alfred Tumushabe Tea farmers and leaders in Kigezi are advocating the establishment of a tea regulatory authority to ensure quality production and better prices, especially in the international market. The chairperson of south-western Uganda tea farmers and tea nursery bed operators association, Mr Frank Byaruhanga, said the cash crop has been embraced by hundreds of farmers, which calls for improved management. Mr Byaruhanga said there are 26,684 tea growers in the region.
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Tea farmers ask govt for regulatory authority

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By Robert Muhereza, Alfred Tumushabe Verified
| Daily Monitor Verified
Summary The chairperson of south-western Uganda tea farmers and tea nursery bed operators association, Mr Frank Byaruhanga, said the cash crop has been embraced by hundreds of farmers, which calls for improved management. Advertisement By Robert Muhereza By Alfred Tumushabe Tea farmers and leaders in Kigezi are advocating the establishment of a tea regulatory authority to ensure quality production and better prices, especially in the international market.
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Killed lions were targeted for trade - RDC

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By Zadock Amanyisa, Robert Muhereza, Alfred Tumushabe Verified
| Daily Monitor Verified
By Monitor Reporter Last week, six lions were discovered dead with missing body parts after they were allegedly poisoned in Queen Elizabeth National Park in Kanungu District. Their heads and appendages were chopped off and the carcasses were surrounded by dead vultures, an indication that the lions had been poisoned. The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) then announced a Shs10m bounty on whoever surrenders information leading to the suspects.
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