Qanya Council COE
Date: January 27, 2015
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Yes I do concur with initiatives taken but most importantly ensuring that farming is given priority still drags behind. The people in this area depends more on small scale farming and if assisted a lot can be achieved.How? (1) The Tractors be available on time.(2) Replacement of the Agric Field Supervisor be taken care of,since Mme has gone to school.The supervisors at Sekake should be made to work if they are the ones taking care of Whitehill meanwhile.(3) The know your farmers principles be implemented.(4) Pitsos(public gathering) prior to ploughing be considered.And many more of my views. I am one of the Thaba-tsoeu formers at Ha Rasehloho and our main problems remain in answered.