By: Alinaitwe Jotham
KAMPALA
The Prime Minister’s Delivery Unit (PMDU), led by Hon. Robert Kasule Ssebunya and Office of the Prime Minister Infrastructure Expert, Brenda Komugisha, conducted a comprehensive inspection of several key road construction projects across the city yesterday.
The inspection covered crucial roads including 7th Street, 6th Street, Sir Apollo Kaggwa Road, Ssuna 1 and 2 Road, and the upgrading of Kyebando Ring Road. The PMDU’s visit aimed to assess the progress of these projects and address any issues impacting the quality and timeliness of service delivery.
During the inspection, the team engaged directly with contractors to emphasize the need for prioritizing the completion of the road works. Hon. Ssebunya, the Head of the PMDU stressed that improved infrastructure means improved service delivery thus urging contractors to accelerate their efforts and meet project deadlines.
“We are committed to ensuring that these critical road projects are completed efficiently and to the highest standards,” said Hon. Ssebunya. “The people of Kampala deserve roads that are not only functional but also enhance their daily lives.”
Brenda Komugisha, Infrastructure Expert at the PMDU, re-echoed the same sentiments and gave assurance that all identified problems and challenges would be addressed promptly. Komugisha committed to organizing follow-up meetings with various technical teams to streamline processes and expedite service delivery.
“We have noted several areas requiring immediate attention and corrective measures,” Komugisha stated. “Our focus will be on resolving these issues swiftly and ensuring that work proceeds without further delays.”
The inspection underscored the PMDU’s dedication to enhancing infrastructure and ensuring that road construction projects are carried out effectively. By holding contractors accountable and addressing challenges head-on, the Prime Minister’s Delivery Unit aims to foster improved service delivery for the residents of Kampala.
The PMDU’s proactive approach and commitment to close oversight reflect a broader strategy to drive progress and development in the city.
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