Isingiro chief promises change
ISINGIRO district chairman Ignatius Byaruhanga was sworn in on Tuesday. He pledged to work diligently for peace and development.
By Abdulkarim Ssengendo
ISINGIRO district chairman Ignatius Byaruhanga was sworn in on Tuesday. He pledged to work diligently for peace and development.
Byaruhanga asked the district chief administrative officer, John Nyakahuma, to organise induction sessions for the new councillors.
He said their target was to ensure that all health centres become operational with enough drugs and health workers.
Byaruhanga added that they plan to set up better markets to enable residents develop. He made the remarks after swearing in at the district headquarters.
Byaruhanga announced John Baptist as his deputy, Elly Twinomujuni secretary for education, Hajji Midraji Kigozi as secretary for finance and Annah Kabateriine as secretary for production.
He promised to fight late coming and absenteeism of both teachers and pupils and to minimise the rate of school drop-outs.
ISINGIRO district chairman Ignatius Byaruhanga was sworn in on Tuesday. He pledged to work diligently for peace and development.
Byaruhanga asked the district chief administrative officer, John Nyakahuma, to organise induction sessions for the new councillors.
He said their target was to ensure that all health centres become operational with enough drugs and health workers.
Byaruhanga added that they plan to set up better markets to enable residents develop. He made the remarks after swearing in at the district headquarters.
Byaruhanga announced John Baptist as his deputy, Elly Twinomujuni secretary for education, Hajji Midraji Kigozi as secretary for finance and Annah Kabateriine as secretary for production.
He promised to fight late coming and absenteeism of both teachers and pupils and to minimise the rate of school drop-outs.