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New Vision (Kampala) - December 11, 2006
The three-year project funded by Bother Ireland, will benefit 1,574 families registered with TASO branches in Masaka, Tororo and Mbale districts, the project country manager, Patrick Nalere, said.
He said this at the launch of the project at Masaka Sports Centre on Wednesday. Over 30 heifers and 100 goats were handed over to TASO members at the function.
Nalere said the beneficiaries would be get livestock and funds to start small income-generating projects. Masaka district veterinary officer Dr Lawrence Mayega said the district had received 400 heifers from the Heifer International programmes.
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