I recently on December wrote concerning food gone to waste at Sagana depot of the National Cereals and Produce Board[NCPB].
The driver of the lorry which was transporting the cargo wondered how on earth a country where people are going hungry and donations have to be organised can throw such kind of food[ 13 tonnes].
But this is no no surprise because other forms of wastage is experienced almostly on a daily basis. Wastage of public funds, factory wastage, time wastage etc.
This need not be the case since all this wastage is affecting and impacting on the lives of many people.
In a developing country, wastage should be avoided at all costs.
Yours comrade,
Patrick.W.Ndege
The driver of the lorry which was transporting the cargo wondered how on earth a country where people are going hungry and donations have to be organised can throw such kind of food[ 13 tonnes].
But this is no no surprise because other forms of wastage is experienced almostly on a daily basis. Wastage of public funds, factory wastage, time wastage etc.
This need not be the case since all this wastage is affecting and impacting on the lives of many people.
In a developing country, wastage should be avoided at all costs.
Yours comrade,
Patrick.W.Ndege
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