President Museveni is set to conduct a series of activities in the Busoga sub-region on the second day of his tour.
The President will begin the day with a live media interaction, engage in a key developmental initiative, and conclude with public addresses in various districts.
President Museveni will meet with journalists at the Kityerera State Lodge, where he is expected to provide updates on the government’s activities, progress on national development goals, and plans for furthering growth in the Busoga sub-region.
The media interaction is anticipated to allow the President to address questions from local journalists, providing clarity on issues affecting the region and the nation at large.
Following the media engagement, President Museveni will visit Nakabango in Jinja City to commission the highly anticipated Presidential Skilling Hub.
The hub, part of the government’s broader strategy to promote youth empowerment and skills development, will offer vocational training to thousands of young Ugandans, preparing them for the job market and entrepreneurial opportunities.
The Skilling Hub is expected to become a model center for equipping youth with practical skills in various sectors, including agriculture, construction, technology, and manufacturing.
By investing in education and vocational training, the government aims to address youth unemployment in the region and beyond.
Public Address at Lwanda Primary School
Later in the day, President Museveni will travel to Lwanda Primary School, where he will address a public gathering. The address is expected to focus on government policies, ongoing projects, and initiatives aimed at improving the living standards of people in Busoga.
Meeting with Busoga Sub-Region Leaders at Mayuge District Headquarters
In the afternoon, President Museveni will conclude his day by meeting with local leaders at the Mayuge District Headquarters.
This session is designed to facilitate discussions between the President and leaders from the Busoga sub-region, enabling collaboration on solutions to local challenges and exploration of further opportunities for development in the area.
The dialogue will focus on key areas such as agriculture, education, infrastructure, and security, ensuring that the government’s initiatives align with the needs of the people in the region.