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Part of the expansive plantation on the 9000 hectares Kalangala Island (Source: Bidco Africa | 7 years ago)

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Part of the expansive plantation on the 9000 hectares Kalangala Island (1) (Source: Bidco Africa | 7 years ago)

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A section of the developed road network in Kalangala as a result of the palm oil plantation project (Source: Bidco Africa | 7 years ago)

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Students in a classroom built in the island. The children have access to improved standards of education (Source: Bidco Africa | 7 years ago)

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The solar power plant that generates all the energy used in the operations at the island (Source: Bidco Africa | 7 years ago)

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A truck ferrying the harvested palm seeds for processing (Source: Bidco Africa | 7 years ago)

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A picture illustration of the developments that have come with the palm oil project (Source: Bidco Africa | 7 years ago)

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