By Innocent Ruhangariyo
Kabale, Uganda-Hon. David Bahati, Uganda’s State Minister for Trade, Industry, and Cooperatives (Industry), and Member of Parliament for Ndorwa County West, during his village to village tours in the constituency has revealed the positive impact of the administrative split of Ndorwa County West constituency explaining that the division from four to eight sub-counties has significantly enhanced service delivery, by bringing essential services closer to the people.
According to minister Bahati, Previously residents faced challenges accessing vital services such as healthcare and education due to long travel distances, However, since the reorganization, each sub-county now boasts a Health Center III facility, ensuring that medical care is more readily available to all communities adding that, currently every parish within the constituency has been equipped with a primary school, greatly improving educational access for children.
Hon. Bahati noted that these developments are part of a broader effort to decentralize services and improve the quality of life for constituents saying that the split has allowed us to address the unique needs of each sub-county more effectively where by reducing the distance to essential services, we are empowering our communities and fostering growth.
Residents led by sub-county LC3 Chairpersons from the eight sub-counties have expressed appreciation for the changes, noting that the proximity of health and educational facilities has made a tangible difference in their daily lives explaining that the initiative aligns with the government’s commitment to enhancing infrastructure and accessibility across the nation.
