MUGABE R
More than 84 workers from various sectors in Nyarushanje Sub County, Rukungiri District have successfully completed a three-day free training in computer literacy and online networking, aimed at helping them access government services efficiently and explore income-generating opportunities. The training was organized by Peerlink Initiative, a non-governmental and non-profit organization based in Ibanda Parish, Rukungiri District.
The initiative, which offers free training in tailoring, cosmetology, cookery and baking, computer literacy, and internet use, seeks to equip local residents with the skills to navigate the digital world effectively.
According to Ms. Olivia Mugabirwe, Project Director at Peerlink Initiative, the training was designed to provide participants with essential computer and internet skills, enabling them to access government services at minimal cost and reduce unnecessary expenses, particularly in the face of growing digital reliance.
Monick Natukunda, Project Manager at Peerlink Initiative, highlighted the importance of online business registration and marketing, encouraging residents to take advantage of digital platforms for household income generation.
Trainer Ms. Liz Kansiime urged participants to responsibly engage with the digital industry while avoiding misuse of technology.
Retired civil servant Deo Kirenzi Tumwijukye welcomed the training, noting that it would help taxpayers complete online payments conveniently and without bias, boosting confidence in public revenue collection.
Participants, including Edita Kindihebwa, Moses Mugisha, and Lilian Tukamuhebwa, praised the training for shedding light on the benefits of business registration and online marketing.
Peerlink Initiative continues to empower residents of Rukungiri District with practical skills to navigate modern economic and digital opportunities, contributing to community development and economic growth.
