Ntungamo, Uganda – Rushenyi prospective MP, Ambrose Kyenjoga, is urging the government to prioritize the alarming crisis in essential sectors, including agriculture, water, education, road infrastructure, and health.
He notes that despite efforts to fight poverty, many sectors are still struggling, and beneficiaries are being hampered.
Kyenjoga specifically highlights the challenges faced by farmers in Ntungamo district, who are struggling to find markets for their produce and are calling for the introduction of irrigation schemes to mitigate the effects of climate change.
He also emphasizes the importance of exempting tax on water, citing it as a essential commodity that is critical to people’s lives.
By exempting tax on water, Kyenjoga believes that Ugandans will experience relief on expenditure and improved access to this vital resource.
As a prospective MP, Kyenjoga is committed to spearheading development in his constituency and ensuring that the government prioritizes the needs of its citizens.
By: Amon Muhumuza
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