The young, beautiful, energetic and intelligent, Tusanyuke Christine Matabura is the FDC Woman MP aspirant for Rukungiri district.
She got nominated some time back and today she has released her manifesto and said that her opponents especially the NRM candidate should prepare for tough campaigns.
Tusanyuke said the district is a bedrock of FDC and they, the FDC leaders want to compaign and win the next elections.
“We as FDC party do not want to talk things like protecting gains when our youths and women are languishing in poverty and joblessness, that is why I am releasing my manifesto.
FDC under the able leadership of Oboi Amuriat(Party president) and Hon Nandala Mafabi the Presidential flag bearer want to put cash in the hands of Ugandans through practical economical interventions” Tusanyuke said.
She said she is sorry that the NRM party had not done enough to drive poverty out of the country as the ruling government speaks of protecting gains.
“What gains is the NRM party speaking about, when we have joblessness and poverty among several Ugandans, how do we compare Ugandans to the rest of East Africans? She asked.
She said that lack of medicine in government hospitals should not be misundestood to be gains.
She told the eastafricanwatch.net that voters in Rukungiri should vote her basing on her manifesto and that of FDC party.
Check her manifesto details below;
To look for the market of agricultural products.
To spread water and Electricity to the unreached areas in the district.
To promote initiatives aimed at wealth creation.
To be a vibrant MP and representative in Parliament.
To promote health services.
To promote education and especially vocational education and skilling of the youths.
To Promote Agriculture and animal farming among farmers in the district.
To fight corruption and injustice.
To promote sports and culture among the people in the district.
To promote infrastructure development especially roads.
To promote Unity of leaders especially linking the district to the national leaderships.
To fight to restore Presidential term limits.
