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Farmers in six villages of Mpwapwa and Kongwa districts are set to benefit from a new beekeeping project launched by LEAD Foundation.
Some of the “lead” farmers from the six villages
The timely initiative, christened ‘Kiboriani Reforestation and Beekeeping Project’ is an incentive to encourage the farmers to beef up the war against environmental degradation in their areas. In his remarks during launching of the project over the weekend in Mpwapwa District, Director of Programmes at LEAD Foundation, Njamasi Chiwanga, said the environment
“Conserve Kiboriani-the Fountain of Life” Project has continued to grow steadily, in spite of a few setbacks. The planned activities in the six project villages were carried out as planned. The landmark was the joint workshop for Mpwapwa and Kongwa district leaders, led by their District Commissioners. The workshop was most richly blessed by the extremely enlightening and winsome presentations of Tony and Liz Rinaudo from World Vision Australia, and Assefa Tofu from World Vision East Africa Office. It was opened
