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Kabale LC5 Chairman Calls for Unity Between Leaders and Technocrats to Boost Service Delivery

Speaking at the same meeting, CAO Robert Mugabe briefed the new district leadership on the structure and operations of the district’s various departments.

Obed Kankiriho
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The newly sworn-in LCV Chairperson of Denis Nzeirwe Ndyomugyenyi has called for stronger cooperation between political leaders and technical staff in Kabale District, saying the election period is now over and the focus should shift to delivering quality services to the people.

Addressing members of the District Executive Committee (DEC) and District Speaker Flavia Nyinakiiza Kanagizi during a joint DEC–Top Management Meeting (TMM) with heads of departments led by the Chief Administrative Officer, Robert Mugabe, Ndyomugyenyi said his leadership agenda will prioritize teamwork, inclusiveness, and equitable service delivery across all parts of the district. The meeting was held at Rukiiko Hall on Monday.

He pledged to provide political guidance and ensure effective oversight through continuous monitoring of government programmes and development projects, emphasizing that his administration will be focused on improving service delivery for residents of Kabale District.

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Speaking at the same meeting, CAO Robert Mugabe briefed the new district leadership on the structure and operations of the district’s various departments.

He explained that while political leaders are responsible for policy formulation and oversight, technical staff play the key role of implementing government policies, programmes, and council resolutions to ensure efficient service delivery.

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