Rubanda District Chairperson Ampeire Stephen Kasyaba has revealed key priorities in the district financial budget estimates for the coming year, with health services taking the lead.
While speaking during the District Budget Consultative Conference at Volcano Hotel in Rubanda Town Council, Kasyaba said the greatest achievement in the health sector for the last term was the establishment of the District Hospital.
He revealed success stories about deliveries in the hospital, noting a significant improvement in maternal health services.
Kasyaba further said that Ikumba Health Centre III is set to receive a maternity ward, while Bufundi Health Centre III has registered much improvement.
Kasyaba said the district is prioritizing maintenance of already existing roads in the next financial year, most especially roads connecting communities and noted that the district will put much emphasis on long roads to ensure connectivity and address political demands.
While speaking at the same event, Rubanda District Chief Administrative Officer Samuel Ahabwe has said the Financial Year 2027/28 budget will focus on implementing the Tenfold Growth Strategy, National Development Plan IV, NRM Manifesto 2026-2031 and the Charter for Fiscal Responsibility.
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He said government will deepen investment in ATMS, which is Agro-industrialization, Tourism, Mineral-based Industrial Development, Science, Technology and Innovation (including ICT and Creative Arts) – alongside key enablers like peace and security, infrastructure, electricity, irrigation, education, health, and water.
For education, Ahabwe said that priority schools include Kabirizi, Kigazi, Mugyera, Bwindi, Kerere, Rwakagurusi, Nyakatugunda, Ruvune, Nyamweru, Bugarama II, Ndeego, Burorero and Kashasha Primary Schools.
He said that the district also plans to supply roofing materials and twin desks, and construct classroom blocks in selected primary schools.
