Poultry farmer undeterred by floods
Friday, February 22, 2008
But when too much rainfall leads to crop and livestock destruction, farmers are left impoverished.
One farmer who understands this better is Tlokweng's Itumeleng Mabaka of Rich Melody Investment. Mabaka says the heavy rains that recently fell in the country nearly ruined her poultry business as egg production at her farm came to a standstill. "During the heavy rains, my chickens did not lay eggs. At times I would find only cracked eggs," she says. Mabaka explains that the layers need sunlight if they are to produce strong quality eggs.
Figures released by the country’s electoral management body have shown that a total of 1, 037, 684 people have registered to vote.However, eligible voters could be discouraged by events leading to the voting day like poor execution of advance voting amid talks that the elections could be unfair.There have also been threats by certain opposition politicians that shall the elections not be free and fair, they will halt them.Despite these...