Schools to plant trees in bid to promote green cover

This follows an agreement between Stanbic bank, Total Uganda and Roofing Uganda to support over 250 secondary schools to plant 110 trees in each school by the end of this year.

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Daniel Mayieka, managing director, Total Uganda, Anne Juuko Stanbic Bank CEO and Stuart Mwesigwa, business development manager, Roofings group after the signing of the partnership. (Photo by Wilfred S

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Over 28,000 trees will be planted in secondary schools this year to promote a green environment cover, Anne Juuko, the Chief Executive Officer of Stanbic Bank has revealed.

This follows an

Schools to plant trees in bid to promote green cover

This follows an agreement between Stanbic bank, Total Uganda and Roofing Uganda to support over 250 secondary schools to plant 110 trees in each school by the end of this year.

Daniel Mayieka, managing director, Total Uganda, Anne Juuko Stanbic Bank CEO and Stuart Mwesigwa, business development manager, Roofings group after the signing of the partnership. (Photo by Wilfred S

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