Following the incident that happened last week at Babuyirana butcher men development association cattle selling site in Mpondwe Lhubiriha town council where two people were left injured by live bullets and hospitalized at Bwera hospital in Kasese district due to the closer of the slaughterhouse, though it has been re-opened

Coffee farmers in a joint Coffee Cooperative Society are not pleased with the government for failing fulfilling promises.

They were promised that roads such as Misanvu, Kyabakuza and Matatete would be constructed plus a track for transporting coffee.

The Nakawa market vendors decry the market administrators over negligence of duties that have left the market garbage infested, something that has scared away the customers.

Despite the fact the sugar processing plants have failed to buy sugarcane from out growers, the government has barred the farmers from exporting sugarcane to Kenya. Last week legislators representing constituencies growing sugarcane tabled a complaint before the parliament that the big sugar companies have stopped buying sugarcane from the farmers and as a result, the plantations have started to dry out.

Traders participating in the trade exhibition in Mengo palace woke up to a protest over the increased entrance that has limited the number of potential customers.

Despite the fact that the exhibition has been on four days, customers are hardly seen anywhere in the trade exhibition, as results food is poured daily, traders lamented.

The authority in Mpondwe Lhubiriha town councils says business is booming despite the Ebola outbreak that had created fear among the business community.

In an interview with Salt TV, Sylvester Mapoze says government efforts in partnership with world health organization have normalized the situation.