Bundibugyo, Uganda – President Yoweri Museveni addressed a crowd during his rally in Bundibugyo, presenting a comprehensive seven-point development plan aimed at enhancing the region’s progress.Central to his message was the commitment to prioritize infrastructure development, notably the construction and rehabilitation of the Fort Portal–Bundibugyo–customs border road. Museveni highlighted that effective government operates through prioritization, stating, “Government works by prioritizing what moves the country forward.” By focusing on this critical roadway, he aims to improve trade and accessibility for the local population.Additionally, Museveni announced the establishment of new Health Centre IIIs in Mabere, Mbatya, Ndugutu, Kagugu, and Buganikere, underlining the government’s dedication to primary healthcare and disease prevention. He shared a personal testament to preventative health, saying, “I am 81 and have never been hospitalized because I believe in preventing disease.” This principle reflects his government’s ongoing commitment to robust immunization programs and community health initiatives.Museveni urged families to actively participate in these health programs, emphasizing the vital role of preventive measures in ensuring the well-being of future generations. His remarks resonated with the audience, reinforcing a vision for a healthier and more interconnected Uganda.The post Museveni Outlines Key Development Focuses at Bundibugyo Rally appeared first on The Insider.