President Museveni has transferred three permanent secretaries (PS) in a move aimed at improving public service delivery.
However, Lucky Nakyobe told UncoveredUG news reporters that “Alex Kakooza previously served as permanent secretary at the Ministry of Education before becoming principal private secretary to the vice president. His transfer to the Office of the Prime Minister is not a demotion.”
The Head of Public Service and Secretary to the Cabinet, Lucky Nakyobe, spoke to Uncoveredug news reporters about the transfers.
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Dunstan Balaba, who succeeded the late Keith Muhakanizi as Permanent Secretary in the Office of the Prime Minister, has been transferred to the Directorate of Ethics and Integrity. He will be replaced by Alex Kakooza.
Additionally, the news reaching our desk indicates that Mr. Kakooza, formerly Principal Private Secretary in the Office of the Vice President, will now serve as Permanent Secretary in the Office of the Prime Minister, with the goal of improving efficiency. Read more.
In conclusion, we encourage the assigned permanent secretaries to work with the people of Uganda for the development of the country.
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Enock Katamba – Journalist | Founder of Uncovered Ug (uncoveredug.com)
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