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MUBS’ Principal Balunywa Launches Campaign against Plastic Waste

Atukunda by Atukunda
3 years ago
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Makerere University Business School (MUBS) Principal, Prof. Wasswa Balunywa has today practically launched a campaign against poor disposal of plastic bottles and polythene bags.

Prof. Balunywa inaugurated the campaign with the aid of the students’ Guild leadership.

The versatile administrator was on ground with the students practicing what he preaches – cleansing MUBS

“Today, Prof. Balunywa launched a ‘Get rid of plastic bottles and Polythene Bags’ campaign. The event was organized by the MUBS guild,” MUBS publicized.

Environmental degradation is rampant in urban areas especially the densely populated spots, MUBS being no exception.

The Principal’s move is aimed at mitigating the side effects of carelessly disposing rubbish, especially the non-biodegradable materials.

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The war on plastic waste is among the several corporate social responsibilities that Prof Balunywa has taken on.

Other campaigns he has spearheaded have targeted drugs and sexual immorality amongst university students.

Kudos Prof. Balunywa!

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