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Abubakur Kule from Kisinga in Kasese District says he attained training is carpentry and joinery but he lacks the money to buy start-up kits.

Rose Kemigisha, a vendor outside Kasese main market, says the demand for lemon and ginger is high compared to May this year. She says most of her customers believe lemons and ginger offer high protection against coronavirus.

Dan Ntakimanya a Boda Boda rider says they have informed the district authorities several times to rehabilitate the road in vain.

The residents pay 300,000 and 600,000 shillings which is sometimes not receipted by the NWSC staff.

The town council has not had power for two weeks due to a faulty transformer.

According to Mukuru, they have been able to succeed because of adhering to best practices like spacing their bananas 12 feet apart.

Our reporter visited the four processing plants early this week and found all of them under lock and key. For example at the Rwimi Maize mill that is found in Karambi village, residents say the machine broke down about two months ago.