Top 15 Aisa Kirabo Kacyira Quotes

we chose to unite, reconcile and rebuild our nation with a common vision and strive to think big

In our quest to address the issue of urban poverty by giving aid, we have not adequately tapped in to the potential existing even in informal settlements.

A recent study by the World Bank indicated that if urbanization is unplanned, we leave it to go the way it is, and we come to correct it, often it’s not less than nine times the cost financially of doing it proactively. And that’s even without the political and social complications of trying to reorganize a chaotically-settled urbanization process.

It’s only through inclusive growth that the city dwellers can do their best, otherwise they become passive recipients or even a cause of risk to development.

Holding the title of Mayor is not enough; if you do not have the resources and capacities at local level, especially in urban governance.

When you talk about the plan, the first question most investors ask is how easy it will be to access good roads, sewage system, electricity and water.

Implementing the Master Plan is a process. First there has to be a common understanding in the community because we have stakeholders in the development of the city. The communities, politicians and the investment community all need to come on board.

besides financing, there is the need for planning and the right technical expertise on the city level for sustainable urban development.

I’m glad you people are in the media and your work is to speak and write. We have a better connection to the people through you. People need to know and we need their full support.

With the fourth industrial revolution unwinding and the lessons learnt from the COVID-19 pandemic, there is no doubt that the future is digital and technology-driven.

You can dream and create to great horizon if you allow yourselves to see how to complement one another with the diversity in art and creativity from the different countries on our continent and beyond.

You are graduating at a time of great opportunity when the implementation of the intra-African Trade is in full gear.

I wake up every day and ask God to give me the wisdom to help me create an environment that helps his people so they can do their best.

We have made a choice to be different, so that our environment is in the best interest of the public and will not be corrupted by personal interests, so that what we do will stand the test of time.

But you can be assured that the seeds of love transcend everything that will be challenging.