In a bid to address the unemployment problem in Uganda, government through the Ministry of Labour is pushing for increased innovation especially among young people.
According to the World Bank report of 2012, Uganda’s youth unemployment stood at 62%. It is against this back ground that a group of students from MM College in Wairaka has come up with an innovation that could see the production of plastics out of milk.
KFM’s Herbert Zziwa spoke to these students.
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