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Two key parliamentary committees will now burn the midnight oil over the course of next week to assess a raft of fresh recommendations by the national treasury to revive the ailing sugar sector. In the draft of bold recommendations now in the hands of both the finance and agriculture committees, treasury recommends the merger of Chemelil and Muhoroni sugar companies, among other proposals to finally fix the issues bedevilling the sector.
Parliament recieves a raft of fresh recommendations to aid in reviving the ailing sugar industry
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