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Nabakooba explains Lands ministry zonal staff transfer

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Mary Karugaba and Dedan Kimathi
Nabakooba explains Lands ministry zonal staff transfer
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Uganda's Lands Minister Judith Nabakooba addressed Parliament regarding the recent transfer of staff at ministry zonal offices. She stated the moves are intended to improve supervision, prevent corruption, and ensure professional independence among staff.

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Administrative reforms in land management are vital for public trust and economic stability in regions where land disputes are common.

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Nabakooba explains Lands ministry zonal staff transfers

Nabakooba explained that the transfers were part of an administrative review intended to improve supervision, promote professional development and strengthen public confidence in the management of land transactions.

Lands Minister Judith Nabakooba said the ministry had reviewed deployments at both headquarters and the zonal offices to determine where staff movements were necessary.

Lands Minister Judith Nabakooba has attributed the temporary disruptions of services at the ministry zonal offices to transfers and revalidation of staff.

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