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US gives 200,000USD grant to women

David Kugonza | August 22, 2017

By Ritah Kemigisa:

Two women groups have been offered grants of 100,000 USD each under the power Africa Women in Energy Grand challenge as a symbol to celebrate the US Power Africa Uganda partnership day.

While giving a key note speech to commemorate the day the US Ambassador to Uganda Ms Deborah Malac said the day represents the two government collaboration in moving electricity generation and access to all the people in the country.

Malac says tapping into Uganda’s electricity will help improve the economy by improving the agriculture sector which she says currently employs majority of women and the largest population.

Malac says the grants come as a recognition of women in African power and also serves as a reminder to government that women should be Included in rural electrification if they are to bring about rural transformation.

Written by David Kugonza




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