February 11, 2025

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Hon. Diana Mutasingwa Delivers Relief to Kinyoro Market Vendors Following Devastating Fire

Last month, Kinyoro Market in Lugazi Municipality was devastated by a fire, leaving over 500 vendors facing heavy losses. Businesses were reduced to ashes, and many traders who relied on the market for their livelihoods have been struggling to recover.In a heartfelt response to this crisis, Hon. Diana Mutasingwa, the esteemed Minister of State in the Office of the Vice President, has delivered much-needed relief to the affected vendors. The relief efforts, supported by the Office of the Prime Minister and financial contributions, aim to provide immediate assistance to the vendors as they navigate the challenges of rebuilding their businesses. The provision of relief food and financial support is a crucial step in alleviating the hardships faced by the affected traders. Hon. Mutasingwa expressed her sincere gratitude to the Office of the Prime Minister and Hon. Lilian Aber, the Minister of State for Relief, Disaster Preparedness, and Refugees, for their swift response and unwavering support for the people of Buikwe. “I sincerely thank the Office of the Prime Minister, and Hon. Lilian Aber, the Minister of State for Relief, Disaster Preparedness and Refugees, for their swift response and unwavering support for the people of Buikwe. Together, we will rebuild and restore hope,” she added. The collaborative efforts of the government and the dedication of local leaders like Hon. Mutasingwa highlight the importance of community solidarity in times of crisis. The support provided to the Kinyoro Market vendors not only offers immediate relief but also serves as a beacon of hope and resilience for the community.As the vendors work to rebuild their businesses and restore their livelihoods, the continued support and commitment from government leaders and the community will be vital in ensuring a swift and sustainable recovery. The collective efforts to rebuild Kinyoro Market demonstrate the strength and resilience of the people of Buikwe.

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Hon. Diana Mutasingwa Ensures Smooth Implementation of PDM in Luwayo Parish

Hon. Diana Mutasingwa Ensures Smooth Implementation of PDM in Luwayo Parish. The Parish Development Model (PDM) is making significant strides in creating opportunities and improving livelihoods across communities. Hon. Diana Mutasingwa, the dedicated Minister of State in the Office of the Vice President, recently visited Luwayo Parish, Kawoolo Division, in Lugazi Municipality to ensure the smooth implementation of the PDM and to address any challenges. Hon. Mutasingwa commended the local leaders and beneficiaries for their commitment to driving the PDM initiative forward. She emphasized the importance of continued support and accountability in ensuring the success of the program. “I commend the commitment of local leaders and beneficiaries in driving this initiative forward. With continued support and accountability, PDM is uplifting households, strengthening our economy, and transforming lives in Buikwe,” she added.During her visit, Hon. Mutasingwa also provided chairs and tents to the Parish to facilitate community activities, further demonstrating her commitment to supporting community development. The provision of these resources is expected to enhance the effectiveness of community gatherings and initiatives, contributing to the overall success of the PDM.Hon. Mutasingwa’s proactive approach and dedication to the PDM are evident in her consistent efforts to engage with communities and address their needs. Her leadership and commitment to community-driven development serve as a powerful example of the positive impact that dedicated and empathetic leadership can have on local development initiatives.As the PDM continues to make strides in Buikwe District, the insights gained from Hon. Mutasingwa’s visits will undoubtedly inform future efforts and strategies to enhance the program’s effectiveness. The positive feedback from the community serves as a reminder of the transformative potential of the PDM and the importance of continuous monitoring and support.

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