Traders from Mbarara Central Market are gathering this morning at the mayor’s gardens to discuss various issues, prominently among them the persistent power blackouts that have been affecting the market. Currently, the market remains closed as traders seek solutions to this ongoing challenge.
The meeting comes amid frustration among market vendors over frequent power disruptions, which have severely impacted their businesses. Many traders rely on electricity to preserve perishable goods and operate essential equipment necessary for daily operations.
Local authorities and market representatives are expected to address the gathering, providing updates on efforts to resolve the blackout issue. Discussions will likely focus on short-term solutions to mitigate the impact on traders’ livelihoods and potential long-term strategies to ensure reliable electricity supply to the market.
The closure of Mbarara Central Market underscores the urgency of the situation, highlighting the critical need for stable electricity supply to support local businesses and ensure uninterrupted service to the community. The local traders insist they are keenly interested in concrete actions that can alleviate their current challenges and prevent future disruptions.
