Make loads of money it is about ekibaro (calculation)

By Staff Writer 

Rather than transporting cows for 8 hours, 300km to Kampala, you could have a national abattoir in Ankole, then one truck that currently transports 20 cows would transport beef of 100 cows to a central cold store in Kampala from where retailers would pick it.

This would  reduce on transportation costs, the wear and tear on the roads and eventual price of beef at the local butchery.

That national abattoir would be expanded into a beef factory, producing other products like sausages, steak, and other forms of packed meat. This would create jobs for the locals in addition to merely grazing cattle thereby boosting the local economy.

The proximity of the abattoir would reduce the impact of the middleman and offer the local farmer good price for their cattle.

They would be in a better position to afford other needs. Rather than carrying the waste stench to Lufula in Kampala, the waste that’s generated from the national abattoir in Mbarara would quickly be transformed into fertilizer for banana plantations in Isingiro or power to supplement the national grid.

But then, we’re not in another world. We’ll have to wait a little longer as we maneuver the wilderness borrowing more money from China until the economy is on a swuuuiiiiii.

CM Surveillance Essentials. “When a man is stung by a bee, he doesn’t set off to destroy all beehives”.
All problems will be solved soon by by the government if you and I engage it rightfully.  In Accounting (CM) means Contribution Margin, the difference between sales and the variable costs of the product or service, also called marginal income. It is the amount of money available to cover fixed costs generate profits.

However, CM can sometimes mean Capital Market, this is the market where shares and securities of the listed companies are traded.