By Burnett Munthali
With determination and sincerity, construction has commenced on the Khokhola Bridge in the Kauma area, thanks to the assistance of the Honourable Peter Mukhito.
This development comes at a time when the Akumalambo Bridge is nearing complete collapse, raising urgent concerns about infrastructure in the area.
The timely intervention by Mukhito is being hailed as a symbol of practical leadership, as he steps up to fill the gap where government support has seemingly lagged.
The residents are beginning to ask an important question: what is more beneficial—political meetings filled with insults or leaders who let their actions speak louder than words?
The Honourable Peter Mukhito avoids divisive political rhetoric and has made it clear that he would rather let his works testify on his behalf, saying simply, “Let the works of my hands speak for me.”
This message resonates deeply with the people of Kauma, who are faced with a choice—whether to continue dwelling in past political frustrations or embrace real development.
As questions swirl about the ruling party’s engagement and effectiveness, the fact that an MP would distance himself from the very government he represents suggests something deeper—perhaps that the problems lie not just with opposition forces, but within the ruling party and its own members.
Kauma, it seems, is ready to witness a change.
The community is looking for visible transformation, not empty promises.
With Peter Mukhito now actively leading by example, Kauma may just be at the dawn of a new chapter in its development journey.
