NRM Manifesto 2011-2016
May 29, 2015
By 2015 the country will have a tarmac road network of 5,000 kilometres writes, innocent anguyo The level and quality of transport systems in any area are crucial in influencing political, economic and social progress. Improved road networks bring many benefits for local communities. These include
Roads take lion’s share of national budget
By 2015 the country will have a tarmac road network of 5,000 kilometres
The level and quality of transport systems in any area are crucial in influencing political, economic and social progress. Improved road networks bring many benefits for local communities. These include improved accessibility to social infrastructure like schools, churches, health centres and improved social interaction and mobility
Construction of 27 bridges, six dual carriageways begins
By John Semakula
When floods swept bridges before the 2011 general elections, farmers lost hope of making Profits as transport costs shot up.In the affected areas, locals started demanding that the Government should work on the bridges. So in the 2011 manifesto, the National Resistance Movement (NRM) Government promised to fix 27 bridges. It also promised to make six highways dual carriageways.
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