Mbale City
authorities have a two week’s ultimatum to take stock of all non-government
organizations with in their jurisdiction.
John
Rex Achilla the Mbale Resident City Commissioner says that he has received
numerous complaints about the conduct of some NGOs and action needs to be
taken.
According
to Achilla, it appears Mbale City is filled with numerous brief case NGOs that
are not adding any value to the community. As a result, Achilla has issued a
two weeks’ ultimatum to authorities of Mbale City Council to carry out an audit
of all the NGOs and present a report for urgent action.
Samuel
Busiku Khaukha an agricultural officer at Industrial City Division in Mbale
City says that there are many organizations with no clearly defined work.
Busiku suspects that such NGOs might be engaging in the promotion of bad
practices like homosexuality.
Catherine
Nabulwala an assistant town clerk says that they had an interface with Bugisu
NGO Forum, an umbrella of all NGOs with the aim of meeting all the stakeholders
in the NGO world in Mbale. Nabulwala promises to follow up and ensure the NGO
work is streamlined.
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