By Anthony Kushaba
Ntungamo, Uganda - Civil servants in Ntungamo District have been urged to take responsibility for the proper care and maintenance of government equipment entrusted to them, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding these resources to ensure efficient service delivery.
NTUNGAMO DISTRICT LOCAL GOVERNMENT
WEBSITE, www.ntungamo.go.ug
INVITATION NOTICE FOR BIDDING AND PREQUALIFICATION FOR F/Y 2024-2025, 2025-2026, 2026-2027.
Ntungamo District Local Government wishes to procure service providers for revenue collection for a period from 1st August 2024 to 31st July 2025 and prequalification for F/Y 2024-2025, 2025-2026, 2026-2027 under open domestic bidding as detailed in annex below;-
SUPPLIES:
Sup/00001: Supply and repair of furniture and fittings
By Anthony Kushaba
NTUNGAMO, UGANDA
Authorities in Ntungamo District have launched the construction of new facilities worth 1.9 billion shillings at Ruhaama Secondary School. The groundbreaking ceremony, held at the school premises, marks the commencement of several key projects, including a computer laboratory complex, a multipurpose hall, six fully furnished classrooms, and two lined toilets with five stances each.
By Anthony Kushaba
Authorities in Ntungamo district have called for joint efforts towards stopping new HIV/AIDS infections among children.
Speaking during the child wellbeing committee meeting held in the district boardroom for the district, leaders revealed that they were concerned about new infections among children especially among orphans and vulnerable children.
By Anthony Kushaba
Parents in the southwestern district of Ntungamo have been urged to ensure their children stay in school to secure a better future.
The call was made today by Ntungamo District Chairperson Samuel Muchunguzi Rwakigoba during the handover of support equipment to parasocial workers at the Ntungamo district headquarters. Muchunguzi highlighted the serious challenges of child labor and high dropout rates, which he identified as significant threats to the future generation.
By Anthony Kushaba
Ntungamo, Uganda
April 3, 2024
Bwongyera Girls School in Ntungamo District on commemorated four decades of empowering young women through education with a vibrant fundraising gala on Tuesday. The event, held to raise funds for the construction of a multipurpose hall and a girls' dormitory, drew dignitaries and supporters from across Uganda, showcasing a unified commitment to advancing girls' education.
By Anthony Kushaba
Ntungamo
Local leaders in Ntungamo District have stepped up to champion the mobilization for yellow fever vaccination.
Addressing a district coordination meeting held at the council hall, Ntungamo Resident District Commissioner Godfrey Mucunguzi emphasized the pivotal role of grassroots leaders in reaching communities.
Highlighting the unique bond between local leaders and their constituents, Mucunguzi underscored the importance of leveraging this connection to promote yellow fever vaccination.
By Anthony Kushaba
Ntungamo
Local governments across the country are being urged to prioritize child eye care to ensure a healthier population. This call comes from Alex Wesomoka, Assistant Commissioner in charge of hospitals and local health units, and the national eye coordinator. Speaking at the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Ntungamo district and Light for the World, Wesomoka emphasized the need for concerted efforts to address child eye health.
By Anthony Kushaba
Ntungamo
The National Union for Persons with Disability has urged local governments across the country to prioritize budget allocations for individuals with disabilities, aiming to enhance inclusivity and equality.
Lydia Kabusinge, the program officer for the National Union for Persons with Disability—Uganda, delivered this message during the conclusion of a five-day training workshop for leaders in Ntungamo district.
By Anthony Kushaba
Ntungamo
Ugandans have been urged to always utilize government health facilities in a bid to improve service delivery and fight diseases.
The call was on Monday made by Ntungamo district secretary for health Bibiana Kakinoni while speaking at a monitoring meeting for the twin staff house at Kaina health center III.
Kakinoni revealed that locals have on several occasssions failed to seek medical care and instead remained in their homes yet the government has put in place facilities to enable them get access to medical care.
