Food prices rise in Nebbi after vendor evictions. “The established places where we used to eat local food at Shs 3,000 have raised the price to Shs 5,000, and it is likely to go higher because the local eating joints are no longer in town,” Akenda said | Collector

Food prices rise in Nebbi after vendor evictions. “The established places where we used to eat local food at Shs 3,000 have raised the price to Shs 5,000, and it is likely to go higher because the local eating joints are no longer in town,” Akenda said

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Food prices rise in Nebbi after vendor evictions. “The established places where we used to eat local food at Shs 3,000 have raised the price to Shs 5,000, and it is likely to go higher because the local eating joints are no longer in town,” Akenda said

Food prices rise in Nebbi after vendor evictions. “The established places where we used to eat local food at Shs 3,000 have raised the price to Shs 5,000, and it is likely to go higher because the local eating joints are no longer in town,” Akenda said

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