The much-touted Shs700 billion agriculture investment project Chinese investors set up in Luweero is moving at a snail pace, which casts doubt over its viability, Daily Monitor has established.
The project, Kehong China-Uganda Industrial Park, which occupies 927 acres of land at Lubenge trans-border and shared by the districts of Luweero and Nakasongola, was anticipated to be one of the largest investments in East Africa, employing 25,000 people.
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