The State House Comptroller Ms Jane Barekye has asked the leaders of Kalungu and Sembabule District to join hands together and support the Presidential skilled graduates as a way of fighting unemployment among the youths.
This messege was delivered by Eng. Sewava Mukasa during the Prime Ministers Agricultural tours and Expo Programmes in sembabule District. Ms Jane Barakye thanked the Prime Minister for always standing with the people and ensuring governmemt business is steady fast.
” Rt Hon. Prime Minister i thank you for all the endevours , i want to call upon members of Parliament to continue suppporting you. The Power of unity in Manifesto inplementation for Service Delivery . Our semisters have arleady started kindly Members of paliament visit our Industrial Hubs and see what our children are doing . Everything is free catered for by the President . Lets all suppport our dear President.” Ms Barakye Echoed
In 2017, Presidential Yoweri Museveni started an initiative of skilling the youths through a number of programs as a tool to fight un employment and boosting economic growth. Regional skilling hubs were set up and these are producing youth graduates with skills in plumbing, carpentry, motor vehicle mechanics,Tayloring, hairdressing, among others
Ms Jane Barekye has been on the forefront of supporting these initiatives to see that the boy and girl child can join the employment industry with a skill that adds value to the economy.
Sofar hundreds of thousands have graduated and many still coming out.
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