Kabale District LC5 Chairperson, Nelson Nshangabasheija, has officially launched his re-election campaign, seeking a second term in office.
The campaign kickoff took place across several villages in Rwemihanga Parish, Kahungye Sub-county, including Rwebikona, Hamuharuru, Ryabwehereko, Nganzo, and Bwaya.
While addressing residents, Nshangabasheija highlighted key achievements under his leadership in Kahungye Sub County. He noted that the 24.3km Rwemihanga–Nyombe–Kyevu–Kagoma road in Kahungye Sub-county was rehabilitated during the 2022/2023 financial year at a cost of Shs 24.3 million.
Additionally, grading works covering 30.3km along the Rwenkorongo–Nyombe–Kyevu–Kagoma–Kateta–Nkora–Kahungye–Butanda road network were successfully executed.
He also reported that five-stance VIP latrines have been constructed in primary schools within Kahungye Sub-county. Furthermore, Phase One and Two of the construction and supply of water to the upgraded Buramba Health Centre III have been completed.
Nshangabasheija revealed that the proposal for the construction of Kahungye Bridge has been submitted to the Uganda Road Fund (URF) for consideration.
Looking ahead, he pledged to focus his second term on lobbying for more funds to improve healthcare services, expand road infrastructure, increase water coverage, and enhance community sensitization on government programs.
