Abraham Luzzi plans big things for Kampala City when he becomes MP

Economic Reforms

He advocates for a UGX 200,000 minimum wage for all workers, better pay for doctors, teachers, and police officers, and a 24-hour government payment guarantee. Luzzi’s agenda prioritizes Ugandans in government contracts, promotes professional training for domestic workers, and supports private sector partnerships for infrastructure growth.

Justice Reforms

To ease prison congestion, Luzzi calls for fines instead of jail for minor offenses, simplified bail procedures, and fast-tracked case resolutions. His reforms aim to make justice affordable and accessible for all while boosting government revenue.

Housing & Urban Development

Under his plan, tenants would own their homes after 10 years of rent payments, while cities will feature two-lane roads, emergency lanes, cycling paths, and pedestrian walkways. Luzzi emphasizes organized urban planning and affordable housing to improve living standards.

Worker Protection

He proposes mandatory employment contracts, legal safeguards against exploitation, standardized job terms, and certification for domestic workers. Employment tax compliance will be tied to transparent labor systems and quick dispute resolution.

Administrative Reforms

Luzzi envisions automatic IDs and passports at birth, a comprehensive citizen database, digital governance, and efficient procurement and payment systems to eliminate corruption and delays.