a few months back she said this structure of financing has been very good for investors but not good for global health larry summers former u.s. treasury official in the sense of ministration he described them as i think goofball economics or goofball finance you know they've been relatively good for investors not good for developing countries have a solution thank you very much fishing in uganda is becoming less profitable for many communities who depend on this sector to support their families diversifying into coffee farming is helping to provide a sustainable solution on one of the islands of likely toria. fish stocks are dwindling here in lake victoria it's becoming increasingly evident at the central ugandan landing site called bosomy fishermen here are struggling i don't. know what if this is such a bad time for fishing compared to the past when they used to be fewer fisherman i think it's mainly because the population has gone up so there's more pressure on the lake. paul be