Hon. Maj. Gen. Jim Muhwezi, Minister of Security and Member of Parliament for Rujumbura in Rukungiri yesterday Monday convened a meeting (Baraza) with stakeholders and locals in Rukungiri District.
The gathering at Nyakinengo and Katoma Parishes aimed to discuss development projects and new initiatives, focusing on key areas such as road construction, water provision, electricity and other related services
Attendees included the district officials from the Ministry of energy and National Water and Sewerage Corporation, district engineers, and locals from Nyakinengo and Katoma parishes in Nyakagyeme Sub County Rukungiri district. The discussion centered on the district’s development plans, emphasizing improved access to essential services.
Specific projects mentioned during the meeting included routine, mechanized, and periodic maintenance of roads to enhance access to social services.
Additionally, the construction of new water points, rehabilitation of broken water sources, and construction of sanitation facilities were highlighted.
This meeting also demonstrates the government’s commitment to developing Rujumbura County and improving the lives of its residents.
As Minister of Security, Jim Muhwezi’s presence underscores his dedication to supporting community development initiatives.
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The Manager of National water and sewerage co-operation in Rukungiri Babra Amumpire and the district water Engineer, Deus Twekwase expressed their gratitude for the collaboration with Hon. Jim Muhwezi, the Member of Parliament for Rujumbura County and Security Minister, in expanding water supply to Buhunga and other Sub Counties in Rukungiri district.
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The locals expressed gratitude for the government’s efforts, citing the positive impact of improved infrastructure on their daily lives by their leader Maj. General Jim Muhwezi.
Honorable Jim Muhwezi’s meeting with stakeholders and locals in Rukungiri District showcased the government’s commitment to developing the area and these meetings are still continuing in other places and parishes in Rujumbura County, Rukungiri district.
