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The project will benefit various institutions, including mosques, schools, and government facilities, and is part of a broader effort to combat environmental degradation in the region
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SHEEMA - The Bishop of West Ankole Diocese, Rt. Rev. Johnson Twinomujuni, alongside Sheema District's school headteachers and local government leaders, has officially launched a tree planting campaign targeting community institutions across the district. The initiative, organized by Shuuku Sacco, aims to plant over 5,000 trees by the end of the year. The campaign was inaugurated at Butsibo Secondary School in Kyabandara Ward, Sheema Municipality, yesterday. The project will benefit various institutions, including mosques, schools, and government facilities, and is part of a broader effort to combat environmental degradation in the region.
During the launch, Bishop Twinomujuni highlighted the importance of tree planting in preserving the environment. "Planting trees is essential for conserving the environment and ensuring a sustainable future for the next generations," he emphasized.
Bishop Twinomujuni highlighted the importance of tree planting in preserving the environment
Akim Mugabi, the Kashozi Division LC3 Chairperson, said that local leaders are actively spreading President Yoweri Museveni’s message on tackling environmental degradation. "We are committed to ensuring that every household and institution contributes to restoring our environment," Mugabi said.
Steven Bongonzya, the Shuuku Sacco Board Chairperson, encouraged communities to embrace the initiative, stressing the urgency of environmental conservation. "As a Sacco, we expect to plant over 5,000 trees by the end of this year to support this cause," Bongonzya stated.
The tree planting campaign is seen as a significant step toward addressing deforestation and environmental concerns in Sheema District, aligning with the national goals of environmental protection.
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