Underutilised Fish Hatchery Worries Residents

Monday, August 08, 2016

SELEBI-PHIKWE: Mmadinare residents have expressed concern over the abandonment of the fish hatchery unit that was built in their village a few years ago in a bid to encourage fish farming.

Speaking at the stakeholders consultative conference organised by the Mmadinare Development Trust (MDT) on Thursday, the trust’s secretary Patrick Magowe indicated that the facility, built as a part of economic diversification is currently dilapidated, adding that no one has since been held accountable for it.

He added that the facility that cost government millions of pula has not generated any income or benefited residents in any way ever since it was set up.

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