Hoima City Woman MP Asinansi Nyakato urged the contractor rehabilitating the Busunju-Kiboga-Hoima road to accelerate work to meet the agreed timeframe [1, 2].
The project is critical for regional connectivity and economic flow between the identified districts. Delays in road rehabilitation often hinder trade and increase travel times for residents in western Uganda.
Nyakato said the contractor must expedite operations to avoid further delays [1, 2]. The rehabilitation project covers a total distance of 145 kilometers [1].
The road connects Busunju, Kiboga, and Hoima, serving as a vital artery for the region [1, 2]. Nyakato said the contractor must ensure the project is finished according to the schedule established in the agreement [1, 2].
Local infrastructure projects in Uganda frequently face challenges regarding timeline adherence. By publicly calling for speed, the lawmaker aims to hold the contractor accountable for the delivery of the 145-kilometer stretch [1].
“MP Asinansi Nyakato urged the contractor rehabilitating the Busunju-Kiboga-Hoima road to accelerate work”
The pressure from legislative representatives on infrastructure contractors highlights the ongoing struggle to maintain project timelines in Uganda's road sector. Ensuring the completion of the Busunju-Kiboga-Hoima route is essential for improving logistics and accessibility to Hoima City, which serves as a strategic hub for the region.
