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Rubanda Launches Multi-School Construction Projects to Boost Education Standards

Kasyaba emphasized the importance of close supervision to ensure quality and timely completion of the works.

Obed Kankiriho
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Obed Kankiriho
Journalism is not just a job; it is a calling. Mr Obed Kankiriho believes journalism is one of the few platforms where the views of the...
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Rubanda District officials, led by LC5 Chairperson Stephen Ampeire Kasyaba, inspect the ongoing Phase One construction of a three-classroom block at Kakore Primary School in Kakore Parish, Hamurwa Sub-county, on Wednesday, 06/05/2026. Photo by Obed Kankiriho.
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Authorities in Rubanda District have launched Phase One construction of classroom blocks in three schools as part of efforts to improve education infrastructure in the area.

The projects include a three-classroom block at Kakore Primary School, valued at Shs 150 million in Kakore Parish in Hamurwa Sub county, another three-classroom block at Kaburara Primary School in Mpungu Parish, Mpungu Sub-county, at a cost of Shs 145 million and a multi-purpose building at St John’s Secondary School. The latter will house classrooms, administration offices, and laboratories, and is valued at Shs 950 million. All works have been awarded to Geses Uganda Limited.

Speaking to our reporter on Wednesday evening, the Rubanda District LC5 Chairperson, Stephen Ampeire Kasyaba, said additional projects are set for commissioning, including a girls’ dormitory at St Charles Lwanga Secondary School on Thursday, as well as a three-classroom block at Nyamuriro Primary School.

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Kasyaba emphasized the importance of close supervision to ensure quality and timely completion of the works.

He said the engineer has been instructed to ensure proper supervision of the works and to prepare Bills of Quantities (BOQs) for distribution to user communities so that they are fully aware of the required materials, including the quality and quantity of sand, cement ratios, and other inputs to be used in the construction works.

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He further encouraged the community to remain vigilant and actively monitor the projects to ensure they progress well and are completed within the agreed timeframe, urging them to embrace and appreciate the government projects as they are intended to benefit them.

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