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Protect all government land

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February 18, 2014
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Museveni in the field

President Yoweri Museveni has called for the protection of government land including that vacated by refugees.

The president says this can be used to attract investors who will build growth centres to attract people from poverty.

The President was today presiding over the ground breaking ceremony for a US$300million, 18 square miles facility.

The facility will also house a beef production zone, host a world class abattoir to consume about 400 cows a day, breeding of new strains of livestock, feeding and production areas, slaughter houses, packing facilities and maintenance hall for the cattle depository.

The development follows an earlier meeting in 2012 during which President Yoweri Museveni held talks with the Turkish investors over business opportunities in Uganda particularly the creation of a special economic zone.

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