OPINION: Uganda at 64 — How Local Governments Are Turning Public Investment into Better Services
From Masaka’s roads to Kitabaazi and Bukakata, the test of decentralisation is whether services last By Brian Mugenyi “Oh Uganda! may God uphold thee, we lay our future in thy hand.” As Uganda marks 64 years of independence, those lines from the National Anthem are a reminder that the country’s future rests with citizens, leaders […] The post OPINION: Uganda at 64 — How Local Governments Are…
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