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📸: 60% of Batwa people don't own land — report
The report further reveals that most people are dependent on forests for basic survival, and shelter. This, however, has caused them to be little known.
(L-R) Fred Ngabirano, Commissioner Youth & Children Gender ministry, Keneth Tumuhamye, Kanungu secretary social services and David Tweheyo Betega, CAO Kanungu. (Photos by Mpalanyi Ssentongo)
By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision
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About 60% of the Batwa people are still living in temporary settlements and, therefore, depend on exploitative casual labour, a report has revealed.
According to