Problem: In an effort to boost Uganda's economy, the government has been investing in the agricultural sector by helping farmers afford the farm inputs they need with vouchers and money subsidies. However, the current system often proves to be obsolete, resulting in farmers losing money or using the money for personal purposes or renouncing altogether to the subsidy when faced with the confusing voucher application process. Evelyn Namara, Founder and CEO of Vouch Digital joins CNBC Africa for more. Advertisement

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "Ugandan farmers don't support their government."?

A: It's impossible to say


Problem: Chuck buys a car<br>Chuck was having trouble with his old car. He knew it would soon be time to get a new one. Chuck decides enough is enough. He heads down to the dealership to pick a car out. He finds the Mustang of his dreams and buys it.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "Chuck is now in debt after buying the Mustang of his dreams."?

A: It's impossible to say


Problem: So, even though statistics come out every week telling us what a total fiasco the employment insurance plan is, how it does not serve the interests of the unemployed in Quebec and Canada, the Liberals say the Quebeckers and Canadians who appeared before the Standing Committee on Finance do not understand the plan when it is the plan that makes no sense at all.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "The Liberals are able to make sense of the plan"?

A: