With the cause yet to be confirmed, veterinary experts are urging immediate reporting of cases, isolation of sick animals, and adherence to hygiene measures to prevent further spread.
Central to their talks was the expansion of Uganda’s dairy exports, with a focus on promoting finished dairy products rather than raw milk.
The outbreak has affected villages including Kasenyi, Lyato, and Fofo landing site, where farmers reported the deaths of over 300 goats.
The facility marks a significant milestone in strengthening the dairy value chain and enhancing rural incomes across the Nakaseke district.
Pearl Dairy Farms, Brookside Uganda, and Amos Dairies Uganda, secured the contract to supply milk to Algeria for the next three years.