Kasese Guide Radio
IDPs in Muhokya camp – Kasese want permanent houses within six months
11 November 2022, 8:09 am
By Kyamanduma Patrick
Government has been given up to six months to settle internally displaced people in Muhokya camp in Kasese District in permanent houses.
The internally displaced people in Muhokya camp in Kasese district have given government up to six months to settle them permanently or put up permanent houses in the camp.
Muhokya camp for internally displaced people in Kasese District.
Ms. Rehema Aryema, the camp`s chairperson told this radio yesterday (10th November 2022) that her camp community seems to have run out of patience after the plans to settle them permanently have not materialized as expected.
She said her electorates encamped in Muhokya camp were finalizing plans aimed at making bricks to enable putting up permanent structures that would guarantee their stay in Muhokya.
Ms. Rehema later asked legislators from Kasese for a possibility of renting for them a piece of land to cultivate crops for food security than keeping begging.
The Kasese District chairperson, Mr. Erifaz Muhindo recently announced that government was in her final stages of procuring a piece of land aimed at resettling permanently the people internally encamped in Muhokya town council.