Masaka at 64: roads, clinics and classrooms, and the work still ahead
As Uganda marks 64 years of independence, Masaka offers a local reading of the national story: roads being upgraded, streets lit after dark, a health centre brought closer to the people it serves, and a school that has grown far beyond its first intake. Behind the visible works sits the question decentralisation was meant to […] The post Masaka at 64: roads, clinics and classrooms, and the work…
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