Kagera Region just leveled up massively after the government dropped over a trillion shillings on upgrades. Nazir Karamagi confirmed the local economy swelled to nearly five trillion shillings recently, thanks to this cash injection. The regional chairman claims these funds completely transformed hospitals, schools, and basic infrastructure across the board.
He pointed out that health facilities jumped significantly, with seven brand new district centers built in places like Biharamulo and Ngara. Muleba remains the only spot lagging behind at forty percent completion. Education budgets also spiked to bring in thousands of extra teachers and expand classrooms for students.
Water access improved for everyone while the electricity grid finally reached every single village in the area. The chairman noted that districts previously dependent on Ugandan power have switched to the national supply. Port upgrades at Kemondo and Bukoba hit the finish line, effectively boosting transport options.
Mining revenue climbed to over two million dollars as more small-scale diggers secured licenses to operate legally. Poorer households received billions in handouts from TASAF to help them survive. Karamagi insists these stats prove the administration actually cares about lifting the region out of poverty.
He pointed out that health facilities jumped significantly, with seven brand new district centers built in places like Biharamulo and Ngara. Muleba remains the only spot lagging behind at forty percent completion. Education budgets also spiked to bring in thousands of extra teachers and expand classrooms for students.
Water access improved for everyone while the electricity grid finally reached every single village in the area. The chairman noted that districts previously dependent on Ugandan power have switched to the national supply. Port upgrades at Kemondo and Bukoba hit the finish line, effectively boosting transport options.
Mining revenue climbed to over two million dollars as more small-scale diggers secured licenses to operate legally. Poorer households received billions in handouts from TASAF to help them survive. Karamagi insists these stats prove the administration actually cares about lifting the region out of poverty.
