The lake, celebrated as Africa’s second deepest and one of Uganda’s most picturesque natural treasures, has suddenly turned brownish, emitting a foul odour and producing an oily film that now floats on the surface.
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Residents of Kabale and Rubanda districts have raised concerns after Lake Bunyonyi — celebrated as Africa’s second-deepest lake and one of Uganda’s most scenic natural treasures — turned brown, began emitting a foul odour, and developed an oily film on its surface. (Credit: Job Namanya)
By Job Namanya
Journalists @New Vision
#Environment #Lake Bunyonyi #Pollution
When the colour of Lake Bunyonyi waters started changing last month, residents of Kabale and Rubanda districts knew something was wrong.
The lake, celebrated as Africa’s second deepest and
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