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Mbarara Residents Oppose Charcoal Ban Over High Cost of Alternatives

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Vendors, low-income households and city leaders warn that banning charcoal before making gas and electricity affordable could threaten livelihoods, disrupt small businesses and leave vulnerable families struggling to cook.
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