AMOLATAR – The RDC Secretariat and Anti-Corruption Unit at the Office of the President have called on district leaders in Amolatar to prioritize accountability, transparency, and effective service delivery throughout the 2026–2031 term of office.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!The stirring address to the leaders, technical officers, security representatives, and partners in service delivery from the district was delivered by the Head of the RDC Secretariat/Anti-Corruption Unit, Maj. Martha Asiimwe.
Addressing the district stakeholders on November 10th, 2026, Maj. Asiimwe expressed her appreciation for the district leadership’s continued commitment to serving the people of Amolatar.
She emphasized that the 2026–2031 term, dubbed “Kisanja No More Sleep, No More Corruption,” demands strengthened accountability and transparency from every leader.
Maj. Asiimwe stressed that RDCs, political leaders, technical officers, and security actors must ensure Government programmes reach intended beneficiaries and translate into tangible improvements in people’s lives.
“Our responsibility as RDCs, political leaders, technical officers, and security actors is to ensure that Government programmes reach the intended beneficiaries and translate into tangible improvements in people’s lives,” Maj. Asiimwe stated.
She reiterated President Museveni’s message that while roads, schools, electricity, and health facilities benefit communities, infrastructure alone does not eradicate household poverty; every household must also participate in wealth creation and the money economy.
The RDC Secretariat extended heartfelt appreciation to the people of Amolatar District for overwhelmingly voting for the President in the 2026 General Elections, securing an impressive 89.7% of the vote and emerging first in the Lango Sub-region.
The Secretariat highlighted the President’s seven transformation pillars: peace and security, infrastructure development, individual and family wealth creation, job creation, improved service delivery, market access, and regional political integration.
“The seven pillars, including peace and security, infrastructure development, individual and family wealth creation, job creation, improved service delivery, market access, and regional political integration, form the backbone of the government’s agenda for the next five years of Kisanja No More Sleep, No More Corruption,” Maj. Asiimwe noted.
The RDC Secretariat outlined key responsibilities for leaders, stressing that PDM, Emyooga, and other Government programmes must be implemented transparently, with beneficiaries receiving funds and investing in viable enterprises.
Maj. Asiimwe firmly called for the protection of public resources, including medicines, school grants, road funds, and development allocations, warning that drug theft, absenteeism, shoddy construction, fund diversion, and contractor negligence must not be tolerated.
She emphasized that the RDC’s office remains a frontline institution for monitoring, coordinating, and supervising Government programmes alongside CAOs, district chairpersons, technical officers, and security agencies.
During the January 2025 Presidential wealth creation assessment tour, Amolatar District leadership reported that the district had received UGX 17.6 billion under Government wealth creation programmes, with UGX 10.5 billion particularly under the Parish Development Model (PDM) disbursed to 10,800 households.
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