Fix garbage collection to elevate Jinja's appeal, Babalanda says

The minister counselled that what is considered trash, could be turned into a resource by utilizing it as a raw material for making briquettes and fertiliser, thereby conserving the environment and creating jobs.

Babalanda (2nd left) handing over a certificate to Eng. Kenneth Kaijuka (2nd right) and his staff for taking part in the investment summit in Jinja on Friday. Photo by Jackie Nambogga

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

The Minister for the Presidency, Milly Babalanda, has advised Jinja city leaders to avoid haphazard developments by strictly enforcing physical planning guidelines, so as to sustain the town’s

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Fix garbage collection to elevate Jinja's appeal, Babalanda says

The minister counselled that what is considered trash, could be turned into a resource by utilizing it as a raw material for making briquettes and fertiliser, thereby conserving the environment and creating jobs.

Babalanda (2nd left) handing over a certificate to Eng. Kenneth Kaijuka (2nd right) and his staff for taking part in the investment summit in Jinja on Friday. Photo by Jackie Nambogga

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