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    Luuka monarchy initiates development drive

    Ntogona UmarBy Ntogona UmarFebruary 9, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    In a bid to fulfill its promise of propelling Luuka district to greater economic heights, the Luuka monarchy has embarked on a transformative journey, catalyzing development initiatives across the region.

    Following the monarchy’s inauguration on October 7, 2023, pledges were made to elevate Luuka from its current status to a thriving economic hub. These commitments included ambitious projects such as the establishment of a smart village, construction of an international hospital, and the attraction of investors to spur industrial growth. Additionally, emphasis was placed on bolstering sectors like education, agriculture, livestock, and fisheries.

    On February 8, 2024, the Prime Minister of the Luuka Monarchy, Owek. Lwigo David Iggulu Isabirye Ngulungu, convened a conference aimed at gathering ideas from the community to drive the district’s development agenda forward. The conference provided a platform for residents to articulate their vision for the future of Luuka and offer insights into potential avenues for economic empowerment.

    During the gathering, Hon. Lwigo stressed the importance of exploring innovative approaches to generate sustainable income streams for the residents of Luuka. Beyond relying solely on government assistance, he underscored the need for community-driven initiatives that could uplift individuals and families from poverty.

    Attendees at the conference presented a diverse array of proposals to stimulate economic growth and foster prosperity in Luuka. Suggestions ranged from diversifying cash crops and promoting alternative farming practices to advocating for investor engagement and the establishment of cooperative societies.

    In response to these suggestions, Luuka monarchy speaker David Balondemu emphasized the importance of collective action and proactive engagement with potential investors. He pledged to facilitate meetings with investors and explore partnerships to advance development projects in the district.

    Simona Wakaze, Chairman LC V in Luuka, commended the monarchy’s commitment to development and urged the community to embrace a non-political approach to progress. Drawing inspiration from successful development models, he highlighted the potential for Luuka to emerge as a model for socioeconomic transformation.

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