Brig Gen Joseph Balikudembe the 3 Division Commander led the troops to Moroto Central market, where they were joined by a cross-section of leaders, civil servants, the business community, and market vendors and commenced with general cleanliness and sanitation of the area.”Today, we are recognizing the sacrifice of those who led the revolution and steered socio-economic transformation. We are giving back to the community through social corporate responsibilities, making it possible to go through and see generation to generation,” said Brig Gen Balikudembe
He thanked the community for supporting the revolution and commended them for their continuous support and cooperation with UPDF in its ongoing operations to pacify the sub-region.
Speaking at the same launch, Mr. Tuko Justine Samuel, Deputy RDC, Moroto commended the UPDF as a people’s army that is trusted nationwide. He extended the District leadership’s appreciation.
Similar civil-military activities are earmarked to be conducted in Soroti, Mbale, and Tororo towns within the 3 Division area of responsibility as troops continue to express the core and strategic relationship with the people.
The 42nd Tarehe Sita army week is celebrated under the theme “Recognizing the sacrifice of the founders of the Peoples’ revolution for social economic transformation”.
This year’s main Tarehe Sita celebrations will be held on 6th February 2023 at Kakyeka stadium, as medical outreaches, symbolic infrastructural projects, and social corporate responsibilities are ongoing in Greater Mbarara.
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