BCA drafting leather technology course

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The Botswana College of Agriculture (BCA) will consider running a course on leather technology to address the challenges faced by the leather industry in Botswana.

Speaking to The Monitor at a seminar that analysed the leather industry in Botswana, BCA lecturer, John Moreki disclosed that the college is drafting the course. He revealed that the accreditation of the course will be finalised after a needs assessment has been conducted. "We are convinced that it is appropriate for this course to be carried out," he said.

Research carried out by the Local Enterprise Authority (LEA) has indicated that inadequate slaughter facilities lead to loss of raw hides mainly due to poor handling and damages during home slaughter.

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