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Plaid Cymru spent £25,000 on beekeeping classes for disabled Ugandans

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“Plaid Cymru spent £25,000 on beekeeping classes for disabled Ugandans”

it has been revealed. The Welsh Government is spending £300,000 annually to support a series of foreign aid projects in the African nation. Critics have slammed the scheme, which includes financial literacy training for LGBTQI+ people, as "ridiculous". The previous Labour administration signed off on the payments, but Plaid Cymru, a nationalist party that "puts Wales first", has continued them. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Documents reveal the Wales and Africa Grants Scheme spent just shy…

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