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RUBANDA – Ms Jacqueline Katabazi, an aspiring Rubanda district woman MP yesterday donated a comprehensive set of solar equipment to the Mungaara church of Uganda in Mungara parish, Muko Sub County, in Rubanda district.
The solar equipment, designed to generate up to 150w of electric power, includes two high-performance 75w solar panels, rechargeable solar batteries, essential cables, and various materials essential for a proper electricity installation. Additionally, she also facilitated the procurement of solar bulbs intended to be installed alongside the equipment.
In her address to the congregation at the church, Ms. Katabazi shared her motivation for this charitable act. She recounted how her decision was prompted by a visit to the church’s priest, reverend martin Monday, during which she learned that his residential quarters lacked access to a reliable electricity supply.
“As i observed the situation closely, it became evident that the priest’s residence lacked electricity, even though he dedicated his evenings to studying bibles and other significant literature for his church duties. This realization led me to the conviction that i should acquire this solar equipment,” Ms. Katabazi expressed.
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The solar equipment was received by Nyaruhaga archdeacon Ven. Noah Kyoma on behalf of the church. he expressed heartfelt gratitude to Ms. Katabazi for her generous donation. Ven. Kyoma conveyed the church community’s surprise at this unexpected act of kindness and extended the bishop’s gratitude as well, concluding with a blessing for Ms. Katabazi.
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On another note, Geoffrey Turyomurugyendo, the chairperson of Mungaara primary school management, and Mr. lasiat Bright, the lead fundraiser for the school’s renovations, seized the opportunity to acknowledge Jacqueline Katabazi’s substantial financial contribution to the school’s ongoing construction endeavors. They commended her for being the first politician of her stature to visit the area, noting that others were often deterred by its remote location.
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Mungaara primary school, supported by the government and established under the auspices of the diocese of Kigezi, has faced challenges in recent times due to deteriorating infrastructure and lackluster performance in national examinations.
Earlier this year, former students initiated a fundraising campaign aimed at revitalizing the school’s facilities, including the construction of new classrooms. Progress has been notable, with one classroom block nearing completion.
In addition to the community’s efforts, the Rubanda district local government contributed 72 iron sheets to facilitate roofing and supported the construction of a four-stance pit latrine.
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