Sh500m earmarked for post-Save River Rwizi Marathon activities

Over 2,000 people on July 28, 2024, thronged Booma grounds in Mbarara city to take part in the third annual Save River Rwizi Marathon in a bid to create more awareness about the state of River Rwizi and how it can be conserved with other water catchment areas.

Simon Peter Weredwong, Conservation programs manager at WWF during an exclusive interview with a New Vision journalist on Sunday. (Photo by Adolf Ayorek)

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

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MBARARA

As the campaign to restore the degraded River Rwizi continues to take shape, the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has set aside sh500m to carry

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Sh500m earmarked for post-Save River Rwizi Marathon activities

Over 2,000 people on July 28, 2024, thronged Booma grounds in Mbarara city to take part in the third annual Save River Rwizi Marathon in a bid to create more awareness about the state of River Rwizi and how it can be conserved with other water catchment areas.

Simon Peter Weredwong, Conservation programs manager at WWF during an exclusive interview with a New Vision journalist on Sunday. (Photo by Adolf Ayorek)

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