US EditionUganda: Approval Given to Relocate Sugarcane Weighing Scales Amid Theft Concerns
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Masindi Council approves relocation of sugarcane weighbridges
The Masindi District Council met Tuesday and resolved on sugarcane weighbridges. Masindi, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The Masindi District Council has approved the relocation of roadside sugarcane weighbridges from farming areas to designated locations along major highways, a move local leaders say is aimed at curbing cane theft and eliminating middlemen in the sugar supply chain. The resolution was passed during a council sitting presided over …
Kampala: The Masindi District Council has decided to move roadside sugarcane weighbridges from farmers' areas to designated locations on major highways to curb sugarcane theft and streamline the sugar supply chain. The decision was made at a council meeting chaired by District Speaker Moses Kiria, following weeks of discussions between government officials, security agencies, and sugar industry stakeholders. The proposal follows a February opera…
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