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Minister Barugahara Directs All Local Governments to Name Streets by August 30

In a directive issued to LC V Chairpersons, City Mayors, Division Mayors, Town Council Mayors, and Sub-County Chiefs on Tuesday, the minister said the exercise follows guidance from Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the Chief of Defence Forces and Senior Presidential Adviser on Special Operations.

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The Minister of Local Government, Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi, has directed all Local Government leaders across Uganda to ensure that every street and road within cities, municipalities, town councils, divisions, and other urban areas is officially named by 30th August 2026.

In a directive issued to LC V Chairpersons, City Mayors, Division Mayors, Town Council Mayors, and Sub-County Chiefs on Tuesday, the minister said the exercise follows guidance from Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the Chief of Defence Forces and Senior Presidential Adviser on Special Operations.

Barugahara said proper naming of streets and roads will improve emergency response, security operations, service delivery, urban planning, investment, and the overall management of urban centres across the country.

Minister Barugahara instructed all Local Governments to complete the naming exercise by 30th August 2026 and submit approved lists of street names together with Council resolutions to the Office of the Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Local Government.

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He further directed that all street name signposts be installed by 5th September 2026.

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He encouraged Local Governments to use the exercise to honour distinguished personalities who have made significant contributions to Uganda, Africa, and humanity.

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These include traditional rulers, cultural leaders, kings, historical figures, NRA liberation and resistance heroes, UPDF heroes, former Presidents, national leaders, and outstanding Ugandan’s in public service, education, science, business, sports, arts, culture, and community development.

Minister Barugahara also urged local leaders to continue promoting cleanliness in their respective areas, saying a clean environment reflects good leadership, effective service delivery, and respect for citizens.

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