Just days after being elected LC1 chairperson of Bamutakude Village in Mukono District, veteran journalist Solomon Serwanjja has secured support for a clean and safe water project for his community.Serwanjja, who was elected during the recent LC1 elections, moved quickly to engage development partners to address challenges affecting residents.
He met Salam TV and Salam Charity Managing Director Hajji Kaliisa to discuss his vision for transforming Bamutakude through community development initiatives.Through the Smart Village Initiative, Salam Charity committed to supporting residents with access to safe water, a project expected to improve sanitation and reduce the burden of searching for water.Serwanjja welcomed the partnership, saying collaboration between leaders and organisations can create meaningful change at the grassroots level.
“Together we shall make the difference in the lives of our people,” he said.Residents have praised the early move, saying they hope the new leadership will bring more development projects and improve living conditions in the village.Serwanjja’s first days in office have renewed expectations among residents who believe effective leadership is measured by practical solutions to community challenges.(For adverts, inquiries news, send us a message on +211929244599)
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