Survivors count their losses after freak storm kills over 40

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>Mr Rashid Salum, 22 is lost in thoughts on how he will restart his business after all of his merchandise was razed when Mchikichini Market, popularly known as Karume Market, caught fire on Wednesday night.

As commuters are grappling with transport complications following the shifting of a bus stop from Mwenge to Makumbusho, business owners at the former terminal are already counting losses.

Fire gutted artworks valued at billions of shillings at Maasai Market which is situated at the Chama Cha Mapinduzi district headquarters in Arusha late on Monday.

 The production level of local manufacturing firms and industries that export to South Sudan has dropped by nearly 60 per cent, Uganda Manufacturers Association (Uma) has revealed.

Survivors of Tuesday night’s deadly storm blocked the Kahama-Mwanza highway at dawn yesterday, demanding tents. Hundreds of passengers travelling from the Lake Zone were stranded and police had to disperse a crowd that was threatening the peace. 

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