RDCs asked to block protests against government
He stressed the importance of safeguarding wetlands from degradation and ensuring that people receive funds under the Parish Development Model as outlined.
Kampala: Hajji Yunis Kakande, the Secretary of the Office of the President, has instructed Resident District/City Commissioners (RDCs) and District Internal Security Officers (DISOs) to prevent any protests that may express dissatisfaction with the government, writes Emma M Bwayo.
While opening a capacity-building workshop for RDCs and DISOs from the Bugisu and Sebei Sub-regions at Wash and Wills Hotel in Mbale City, Kakande urged that individuals dissatisfied with government actions should avoid protests. Instead, he emphasized using proper channels to raise concerns with the government, as protests threaten peace and security.
Kakande further directed RDCs and DISOs to enforce presidential directives, particularly those related to environmental protection and the Parish Development Model.
He stressed the importance of safeguarding wetlands from degradation and ensuring that people receive funds under the Parish Development Model as outlined.
Asumin Nasike, the Mbale Resident City Commissioner, affirmed her commitment to combating environmental degradation and halting all developments in wetlands. She also highlighted her role in fighting corruption.
Naome Nakawala, the Deputy Resident District Commissioner of Mbale, noted that the workshop will enhance their ability to monitor and supervise the education sector, particularly addressing issues like extra fees charged in government-aided schools, which often result in students being sent home for non-payment.
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