Litaba tse bohloko li ile tsa hlaha mafelong a beke ha lipatlisiso le lipotso tsa komiti ea paramente li senola ho se be teng ha litefiso tsa peeletso ke Uganda bakeng sa mekhatlo ea bohlokoa ea machaba ea bohahlauli le paballo.

The Mokhatlo oa Machaba oa Bohahlauli oa Lefatše Hona joale o kolota lidolara tse ka bang limilione tse 700 tsa Uganda (US $ 325,581), tse bokelletsoeng ka lilemo tse ngata le ho tiisa litšepiso khafetsa lekaleng la bohahlauli ke mmuso hore ba tla lefa ho khutlisa setho se felletseng mokhatlong ona oa bohlokoa le ho qalella ho nka karolo mekhatlong ea ona. Ho etsa joalo ho tla bolela ho tšoaneleha ho fumana thuso e fumanehang habonolo sehlopheng sa linaha tse sa tsoelang pele, eo hangata e leng lipeeletso tse ngata haholo tsa selemo le selemo tse lefelloang mokhatlong oa UN.

Ntle le moo, ho fumanoe hore likoloto tse kholo tse setseng morao le tsona li bokelletsoe ho ba setho sa Mokhatlo oa Lefatše oa Paballo le CITES, e ka bang limilione tse likete tse 600 tsa Uganda. Mekhatlo e meng ea kontinenteng le eona e tseka likoloto tse morao. Lekala la Bohahlauli, Khoebo le Liindasteri le boletse esale pele le beha molato ho Lekala la Lichelete ka ho se ba fe chelete e lekaneng ho fihlela boitlamo ba machabeng ba mofuta ona, empa mofuta ona oa mabaka o thehiloe ho komiti ea paramente, boralitaba, indasteri ea bohahlauli le sechaba ka kakaretso nako e telele haholo, ntle le ho nkuoa mohato o bonahalang.

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The Ministry of Tourism, Trade, and Industry predictably blamed the Ministry of Finance for not allocating them enough funding to meet international obligations of this nature, but this sort of excuse has been peddled to the parliamentary committee, the media, the tourism industry, and the public at large for too long now, without any visible action being taken.
The UN World Tourism Organization is now owed nearly 700 million Uganda shillings (US$325,581), accumulated over many years and belying constant assurances to the tourism sector by government that they would pay up to restore full membership to this crucial body and resume participation in its organizations.
Doing so would mean eligibility to receive assistance readily availed to the group of least-developed nations, which is ordinarily a great multiple of the annual subscriptions paid to the UN body.