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Wales funds beekeeping training in Uganda and Ghana.

Wales funds beekeeping training in Uganda and Ghana.

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A £25,000 Welsh Government grant is paying for beekeeping training for 300 disabled people in Uganda and Ghana under the Wales and Africa scheme. The money goes to the charity Bees for Development, which runs the training classes. Reform UK attacked the spending as foreign aid, arguing the cash should instead go on cutting NHS waiting lists and supporting struggling local public services across Wales.

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