Katine, north-east Uganda
Posted by: Matt Johnson | 22 October 2007
After arriving back safely from Africa last week I was fascinated to see the new project the Guardian has adopted. They have begun a three-year relationship with the people in and around a small African village in Uganda called Katine.
They are going to be working with two NGO’s Amref and Farm-Africa to help develop the village’s infrastructure and improve education and health standards. The paper will be following the project in detail over the next three years, you can find out more @ http://www.guardian.co.uk/katine.
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