John Otim

President of the Agricultural Council of Uganda

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President of the Agricultural Council of Uganda and Advisor on Agriculture and Veterinary Services to Uganda’s President Museveni

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Bill and Melinda Gates , the  Rockefeller Foundation ,  George Soros  and  Google  are all spending big money on hunger, poverty and global warming.

Can Billionaire Philanthropists Change the World?

Bill and Melinda Gates , the Rockefeller Foundation , George Soros and Google are all spending big money on hunger, poverty and global warming.

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