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- However, Kasyaba also warned women against preventing their husbands from sharing part of their earnings with other community members.
RUBANDA: Rubanda District LC.5 Chairman Stephen Ampeire Kasyaba has advised men against hiding money from their wives, stating that such behavior hinders household development.
Kasyaba made these remarks on Saturday at the wedding of Ezekiel Turyabasinguzi and Promise Ayebare in Kabindi Village, Nyamiyaga Parish, Bubare Sub County, Rubanda District.
Turyabasinguzi is the son of Milton Tayebwa, the LC.1 Chairperson of Kabindi Village and the Chairperson of the Bubare Sub County LC.1 Chairpersons Association. This Association includes 88 village chairpersons from Bubare Sub County in Rubanda District.
“When you chose this lady to be your wife, it meant you trusted her. Therefore, trust her with your money too if you want to develop your home,” Chairman Kasyaba advised the groom.
However, Kasyaba also warned women against preventing their husbands from sharing part of their earnings with other community members. He emphasized that sharing fosters “social capital,” which is vital for the well-being of everyone in society.
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At the same event, Bubare Town Council LC.5 Councilor Obed Mutatiina Kitabutuka announced that a piped water project for residents of Nyamiyaga and Kashenyi parishes was underway, thanks to strategic lobbying by area MP and State Minister of Finance, Henry Musasizi. He mentioned that a water tank for this project had been constructed in Rwere Cell.
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During a recent speech at Nyamiyaga Church of Uganda, Minister Musasizi also revealed plans for a major water project covering areas in Nangara Parish, Nyamweru Sub County, as well as Kagarama and Kibuzigye parishes in Greater Bubare Sub County.
He noted that the project would cost approximately Shs. 72 billion and would also extend clean water to parts of Bugarama parish in Buhara Sub County, Kabale District.
Musasizi stated that all necessary paperwork had been completed, and the government was now seeking funding for the project.
