The Kabarole District
Chairperson, Mr Rwabuhinga Richard was hosted on ToroDev supported
accountability live talkshow called ‘Orukurato’ on 29th June 2013 to
give accountability for the just ended financial year (July 2012 – June 2013).
During the accountability discussions, Mr. Rwabuhinga highlighted the key
achievements in the priority sectors of education, health, agriculture support
through NAADS and roads among others.
Richard Rwabuhinga |
In the road sector the achievements highlighted
by the district chairperson included construction of bridges to improve market
access for the mainly agricultural areas of Kabarole
District. The bridges constructed are Busoro – Kasoro Bridge, Dura Bridge,
Wasawanabyo - Katebwa Bridge among others. Still, in the road sector, a road to the
district headquarters will be tarmacked in the financial year.
In the education and
sports sector, the achievements highlighted by the chairperson are awarding a
contract for the construction of Buhinga playground in Fort Portal. Others are
giving desks to Bwabya primary school, Rwenkuba Primary school, Nyansozi
Primary school, St. Kizito Primary school, Kahungabunyonyi Primary School. New
buildings/classroom blocks were constructed at Kasura Primary School, Kitonzi
Primary School, Kyantambara Primary School, Kibito Secondary School.
The district
chairperson also indicated that the E–Centre has been successfully transferred
to the new Kitumba District headquarters. The E-Centre was previously based at
the old district headquarters in Booma and has been instrumental in improving
information flow between the district leaders and the local citizens through
the district website. The E-Centre is
also used to empower unemployed youth in ICT skills.
In the agricultural
sector, the district chairperson noted that NAADS seeds, animal breeds,
agricultural production machinery and other support needed to improve
agricultural development have been provided in every Sub County in Kabarole
District for instance bicycles were given to the village Chairpersons to
improve proper monitoring of NAADS activities at the village level.
However, the district
chairperson also noted a number of major challenges which affected the proper
delivery of government services at the district which included limited
financial allocation to the district from the central government and poor
planning at both the local and central government levels.
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