Bishop Demands Improved UEDCL Services Amid Widespread Blackouts
For the past 100 days, residents across the country have been grappling with frequent and prolonged electricity blackouts since UEDCL took over the national power distribution responsibilities from Umeme. The ongoing power outages have significantly impacted daily life and economic activities, especially for those whose livelihoods depend entirely on reliable electricity.
Many business owners have reported substantial losses due to the unstable power supply, threatening the sustainability of their enterprises.
While addressing Christians at the launch of the fundraising drive for the construction of the cathedral, rt rev acquirinus kibira Bishop of the diocese of kasese decried to deputy speaker rt hon Thomas tayebwa to make a move towards improving the services of UEDCL in the country since many residents are making huge losses due to blackouts.
In response to the growing grievances, rt hon Thomas tayebwa said the government has invested over USD 75 million in UEDCL for electricity distribution. He vowed to follow up this matter as he engages top officials from this company to make sure that they improve on their services.
Story by maate isahaq
