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Cross-border deforestation causing West Nile power cuts
The struggle to access timber means there are fewer trees and as the exploitation continues; the trade is earning millions of dollars worldwide.
Part of River Nyagak. The river generates power for the districts in West Nile sub-region. (Photo by Razia Athman)
By: NewVision Reporter,
Journalist
@NewVision
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Albert Onzima, a licensed timber dealer in Arua city, is in his timber shop. He is running out of stock even as customers lament the rising
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