Excitement is building in Busia, Uganda, as the district prepares to host the nation’s 62nd Independence Day celebrations. This historic event, marking Uganda’s liberation from British rule in 1962, promises to be a vibrant celebration of culture, heritage, and national pride.
Busia Set to Shine
For the first time ever, Busia District will take centre stage in commemorating Uganda’s independence. Themed “A recommitment to secure and fortify our destiny,” the national event is scheduled for October 9th at the Busiko Teachers’ Training College in Masafu Town Council.
Call for Unity and Participation
Barbara Oundo Nekesa, the National Resistance Movement (NRM) party treasurer, urged locals to embrace this momentous occasion and actively participate in the festivities. Highlighting the significance of Busia hosting the event, Nekesa stressed the opportunity for the people of Busia to showcase their region and benefit from the national spotlight.
These Independence Day Celebrations event aims to be inclusive, bringing together Ugandans from all walks of life. Local businesses and entrepreneurs will have the chance to exhibit their products and services, further stimulating the local economy.
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Recognizing the significance of this historical milestone, Samia-Bugwe Central MP Denis Nyangweso expressed his gratitude to the government for selecting Busia as the host. He views this decision as a testament to the government’s commitment to decentralization and empowering local communities.
