Court backs Nema on Bugoma sugar project
Court ruled that the complainants just want to attract the attention of the public and also to justify their existence as bodies concerned with environment protection and awareness
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Court ruled that the complainants just want to attract the attention of the public and also to justify their existence as bodies concerned with environment protection and awareness
Court ruling gives go-ahead for sugar plantation in Bugoma forest, home to endangered chimpanzees
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