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Ireri admitted that he was found with 30 rolls of bhang with street value of Sh2,100 while his accomplice had 15 rolls worth Sh1,200 on May 10. The court heard that the two were found with the bhang contrary to the narcotics and psychotropic substances control Act. The bhang was recovered from their respective pockets during a search by the police, after the arrest. They admitted the facts of the case as read out in court by prosecution counsel Robert Ogalo. In mitigation, Ndung’u, 18, told the court that he is remorseful for the contravening law and pleaded for leniency. He told the court his parents separated and his father married another woman forcing him to leave the home following a fall out with the step-mother and has been living with friends.
Daily Monitor Thursday February 25 2021 Summary Mr Douglas Kakyukyu Ndawula, the chief executive officer of Soroti Fruits Factory, says since the plant started commercial production on October 15, 2019, a total of 109 farmer groups and cooperatives have benefited from supplying their products to the factory. Advertisement The fruit processing plant, a government investment promotion initiative, whose main objective is to support value addition to local oranges and mangoes, with a view of improving household incomes in the country, currently produces fruit concentrates and ready to drink juice dubbed Teju Juice. Government, through the Uganda Development Corporation, (UDC) owns 80 per cent shares, while the 20 per cent are owned by the Teso Tropical Fruits Cooperative Union (TTFCU).