Bahamas PM lauds Uganda's conservation efforts

The trip which was coordinated by the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB), saw Davis and his entourage feed the 53 chimpanzees on the island, an activity they termed as a lifetime experience.

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Philip Davis (left) the Prime Minister of Bahamas and David Bahati the minister of state for trade, industry and cooperatives in Uganda, feeding the chimpanzees at Ngamba Island. (Photo by Julius Luw

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During his visit to Ngamba Chimpanzee Island on Lake Victoria, Philip Davis, the Prime Minister of Bahamas, commended Uganda's conservation efforts saying, such moves help to preserve the

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