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RUBANDA: Authorities Launch Construction of Classroom Blocks to Revamp Local Schools

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: Authorities in Rubanda District, led by District LC5 Chairperson Stephen Ampeire Kasyaba, initiated the construction of three classroom blocks in three different Primary Schools in a bid to improve Education Infrastructure in the District on Monday.

The sites include Nyamiringa Primary School in Bubaare Sub County, Kitagyenda Primary School in Bubaare Town Council, and Nangaro Primary School in Hamurwa Town Council.

Expressing gratitude, District Councillor Obed Kitabutuka representing Bubaare Subcounty, thanked the Government of Uganda and Minister Henry Musasizi for intervening to improve the schools, which were previously in poor conditions.

District Engineer representative Bob Bwebale disclosed that construction at Nyamiringa Primary School will cost UGX 154 million, Kitagyenda Primary School UGX 168 million by Bonnar Construction Ltd, and Nangaro Primary School UGX 141 million contracted by Aziko Contractors Ltd. Bwebale emphasized adherence to Bills of Quantities and instructions for quality structures, with completion expected within four months.

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District LC5 Chairperson Stephen Kasyaba urged contractors to avoid substandard work, emphasizing his commitment to enhancing all schools, including those lacking government support.

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He pledged additional structures for needy schools if funds permit and announced plans to equip these primary schools with three-seater twin desks within the financial year.

Deputy Chief Administrative Officer Robert Mutungi, alongside other district officials, launched the initiative, urging school management committees and PTAs to closely monitor the projects for optimal outcomes.

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