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Ali Hasahya, one of Uganda’s pioneer legislators and a member of the country’s 1962 Independence Parliament, has died at the age of 98.

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Currently, around 60 percent of Ugandan aquaculture is practiced by smallholder farmers operating over 20,000 fish ponds, with the sector directly supporting over 28,000 livelihoods. Stakeholders ...