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Date: 14 September 2018 04:35:33 BST
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If government has given us a go ahead to settle on our land, I am sure Parliament will not refuse to endorse the degazettement of the forests since the ruling party [NRM] has the majority in the House

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Government halts eviction of locals from three Mubende forests

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