Alupo announces plans to construct Mbarara-Buhweju-Sheema road
The Vice President of Uganda, H.E Jessica Alupo has announced plans by the government to tarmac the Bwizibwera–Nsika–Kabwohe road aiming to improve connectivity among Mbarara, Buhweju and Sheema districts.
Alupo made the declaration through a speech delivered on her behalf by Francis Mwebesa, the Cabinet Minister for Trade, Industry and Cooperatives during a ceremony held at the home of Prosper Tuhaise in Kitengure Cell, Bukiro Town Council on Saturday. The event was organized to celebrate the life and achievements of Tuhaise the NRM District Chairman for Mbarara.
The Vice President highlighted that the road project has been incorporated into the government’s budget for the upcoming financial year, emphasizing its importance in enhancing regional development.
Alupo also praised Tuhaise for his significant contributions and steadfast support to the NRM party. The celebration began with a thanksgiving mass led by Rev. Fr. Dr. Severinus Ndugwa, the Vicar General of Mbarara Archdiocese who called for unity among Ugandans and condemned divisions based on political affiliations.
During the event, Prosper Tuhaise urged residents to work diligently toward eradicating poverty within their households, stressing that President Museveni remains the leader with a clear vision for transforming the country.
Additionally, Sedrack Nzeire, the younger brother of President Museveni attended the ceremony and called on residents to support NRM flag bearers in the upcoming elections. He cautioned individuals planning to run as independents while aligning with the NRM, urging them to desist, citing such actions as contrary to party guidelines.
