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How Busoga is moving from low-value subsistence cycles to an integrated economic engine

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From Cane Fields to Factory Floors; Government Efforts Reshape Busoga’s Destiny NEWS ANALYSIS | CAROLYNE MUYAMA | For decades, the Busoga sub-region in eastern Uganda followed a familiar, albeit challenging, economic rhythm. We all pictured Busoga as vast, rolling sugarcane fields, seasonal rice paddies in low-lying wetlands, and Jinja, once a bustling … The post How Busoga is moving from low-value subsistence cycles
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