Francistown abattoir to resume operations

Thursday, March 03, 2016

FRANCISTOWN: Judex Ventures, a 100 percent citizen-owned company which won the tender to lease the Francistown City Council (FCC) abattoir sometime back, will begin operations next month.

Francistown mayor, Sylvia Muzila told a full council meeting this week that the company will complete the refurbishment of the abattoir on March 18 whereupon it will start operations.

“It’s anticipated that the facility will start to function as soon as possible and the council will start to receive fees for leasing the property,” said an optimistic Muzila.

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