Call to Support Local Businesses in Kasese Town as New Roads Brings Economic Boom

As the newly constructed tarmac road from Nyakasanga to Kilembe Road in Kasese Town brings a surge of new businesses and economic activity to the area, local entrepreneurs are urgently seeking support to grow their ventures. Residents are taking advantage of the improved infrastructure to sell a variety of goods, including smoked maize, meat, chips, and fried fish.

Street Vendors Selling Maize 

"I was really impressed with the kind of customer care these people have," said Mumbere Jonan, a young journalist in Kasese Town. "I was forced to buy a maize!"

The road has also seen an increase in boda boda stages, providing even more opportunities for locals to earn a living.

A Lady Preparing Chip Near Boda Boda Stage 

"I appeal to all charitable organizations, NGOs, well-wishers, and the government to support these people," said Jonan. "They need financial support to boost their businesses."

The new road has brought a sense of excitement and opportunity to the town, and locals are eager to see the continued growth and development it will bring.

Jonan Mumbere a Young Journalist Enjoying Maize 

"This road is a fortune to our locals," said Jonan. "I request that we support these people to grow their businesses."

Join us in calling for support for these local businesses and helping to create a thriving economy in Kasese Town!

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Story by Francis Muhindo 

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