Women and youth in Teso North have been urged to form self-help groups to benefit from government grants aimed at supporting income-generating activities. Busia Woman Representative, Catherine Omanyo, said the grants were intended to help groups start new income-generating activities or strengthen existing projects to improve their livelihoods and promote financial independence. Omanyo, who is…
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