Letona la Bohahlauli Liphoofolo tse hlaha le tsa khale, Hon. Ephraim Kamuntu; Motsamaisi oa Paballo, Monghali John Makombo; le Monghadi Stephen Masaba, Motsamaisi wa Bohahlaudi le Ntshetsopele ya Kgwebo, mmoho le Sehlopha sa Bothata ba ho Tshwasa Diphoofolo ho tswa ho Lekhotla la Liphoofolo le hlaha la Uganda o tšoaile ho fallisoa ha likoena tse jang batho Murchison falls National Park, ho tlalehiloe Bashir Hangi, Motsamaisi oa Khokahano ea Bolaoli polelong ho bankakarolo ba indasteri.
Baahi ba hamlet e nyane lebopong la Letša la Victoria joale ba ka hemela moea, bonyane hajoale, kamora hore Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) bosiung ba Labobeli la la 28 Phato, ba ts'oase e 'ngoe ea likoena ho hlokofatsa baahi ba setsing se emeng Kamwango seterekeng sa Namayingo ha ba ntse ba etsa mesebetsi ea bona ea letsatsi le letsatsi ho ea kha metsi.
Moprofesa Kamuntu o re ona ke boiteko bo tsoelang pele ba ho pholosa sechaba ho likoena tse bolaeang tseo ho fihlela joale li seng li tšoeroe tse 124. O hlokometse hore ho phelisana ha batho le liphoofolo tse hlaha ho a khonahala, mme ho tla nkuoa mehato ea ho matlafatsa botsitso bona. O supile hore mehato e meng e kenyelletsa ho kenya lipeipi tsa metsi le kaho ea masaka. O khothalelitse likhoebo tse ikemetseng ho tsetela temong ea likoena.
Ha e feta linaheng tse 3 tsa Afrika Bochabela, Letša la Victoria ke letša le leholo ka ho fetisisa lefatšeng le chesang le mongobo lefatšeng lohle, le boholo ba li-sq. Ke mohloli oa boipheliso tikolohong eo le bohlokoa ba leano joalo ka mohloli oa noka ea Nile.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- Baahi ba hamlet e nyane lebopong la Letša la Victoria joale ba ka hemela moea, bonyane hajoale, kamora hore Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) bosiung ba Labobeli la la 28 Phato, ba ts'oase e 'ngoe ea likoena ho hlokofatsa baahi ba setsing se emeng Kamwango seterekeng sa Namayingo ha ba ntse ba etsa mesebetsi ea bona ea letsatsi le letsatsi ho ea kha metsi.
- Stephen Masaba, Director of Tourism and Business Development, together with the Problem Animal Capture Team from the Uganda Wildlife Authority flagged off the relocation for a man-eating crocodile to Murchison falls National Park, reported Bashir Hangi, the Authority's Communication's Manager in a statement to industry stakeholders.
- It is a source of livelihood within the region and of strategic importance as the source of the river Nile.
