Mbarara mayor Warns on garbage

by David Kugonza

November 19, 2016

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Mbarara municipality Mayor Robert Mugabe Kakyebezi has warned market vendors, traders and the general public to stop mismanaging garbage.

Kakyebezi sounded the warning while addressing a public rally at Kampala-Katete trading center in Nyamitanga Division Mbarara municipality at the official opening of new weekly market named Owino- Katete market on November 18, 2016.
Kakyebezi directed the Assistant Senior Town Clerk Nyamitanga division to be serious with all traders operating alongside that they should be evicted.

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