Plea over sugar ‘sneaked out’ to Uganda
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By
Ignatius Odanga
| Aug 05, 2018
Leaders have urged police to probe claims that part of the contraband sugar that was in Kenya had been sneaked out to Uganda.
On Friday a Ugandan newspaper, New Vision, carried a story alleging that sugar banned from Kenya made its way into Uganda under unclear circumstances. The headline read ‘Banned Kenya sugar nneaked into Uganda’.
Two legislators, Sakwa Bunyasi (Nambale) and Geoffrey Odanga (Matayos) said what is deemed unfit for Kenyans is equally bad for Ugandans.
They urged police and Kenya Bureau of Standards to verify whether the impounded contraband sugar was intact wherever it its being stored.
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