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The Resident District Commissioner (RDC) of Nakaseke, Rose Kyarimpa, has officially flagged off the distribution of the second batch of 27,133 plain hand hoes to households across all sub-counties in the district, marking the completion of the government's planned distribution under the 2024 National Population and Housing Census.
The second consignment brings the total distribution to 100 percent, ensuring that every registered household in Nakaseke receives a government-issued hand hoe to boost agricultural production and improve household livelihoods.
Nakaseke District is celebrating a historic milestone following the official launch of the construction of the Luweero Coffee Park by Minister Kabuye, a transformative agro-industrial project expected to become the largest value addition facility for coffee, cocoa, milk, and meat in East and Central Africa.
NAKASEKE DISTRICT – The NRM Deputy Secretary General, Rt. Hon. Rose Namayanja, has once again reaffirmed her unwavering commitment to transforming education in Nakaseke District after recognizing Butiikwa Project School as the best-performing government primary school in the recent Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE).
A vibrant and massive ceremony yesterday engulfed the headquarters of Ngoma Town Council as newly elected leaders officially took oath of office in an event marked by excitement, unity, and celebration among residents and political leaders.
The swearing-in ceremony was presided over by the Deputy Chief Administrative Officer, Sande Eric, who applauded the newly elected councillors for earning the trust of the people and urged them to prioritize service delivery, accountability, and development.
Nakaseke District — Leaders and technical staff have conducted an inspection of the ongoing maintenance works on the 24-kilometre Lwesindizi Road in Kinyogoga Sub-county, a route long considered one of the worst in Nakaseke North Constituency.
The inspection revealed that the road is now approximately 80 percent complete, marking a significant improvement in accessibility for residents and road users. Once fully rehabilitated, the road will provide a vital link between Nakaseke District and neighboring Nakasongola District, easing transport and boosting local economic activity.
The political atmosphere in Nakaseke District was filled with excitement and renewed hope as the newly elected District Chairperson, Koomu Ignatius, together with district councillors, officially took oath of office in a colorful swearing-in ceremony attended by leaders, civil servants, supporters, and residents from across the district.
A spirit of gratitude, celebration and renewed hope filled the air at Nakaseke District headquarters in Butalangu as leaders, civil servants and members of the community gathered for the colorful handover ceremony of the outgoing Chief Administrative Officer, Sarah Nakalungi, to the incoming CAO, Agrry.
Kinyogoga Sub-county Council has passed a budget worth over shillings 200 million for the new financial year, with major emphasis placed on infrastructure development aimed at improving service delivery and boosting socio-economic transformation within the area.
The budget was approved during a council sitting presided over by the Sub-county Speaker, Kato Ramathan, who commended councillors and technical staff for their commitment towards the growth and development of Kinyogoga Sub-county.
The Nakaseke District Council has officially passed a colossal UGX 61.7 billion budget for the Financial Year 2026/2027, setting the stage for accelerated service delivery, infrastructure development, and improved livelihoods across the district.
The political atmosphere in Nakaseke District was filled with excitement and renewed hope as the newly elected District Chairperson, Koomu Ignatius, together with district councillors, officially took oath of office in a colorful swearing-in ceremony attended by leaders, civil servants, supporters, and residents from across the district.
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