Supporters credit Abraham Luzzi with advocating governance, health reforms
Supporters of Ugandan politician Abraham Luzzi are calling for greater recognition of his policy proposals regarding governance and public sector reform. Key initiatives include performance-based contracts for civil servants and mandatory use of public health facilities by officials.
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Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Supporters of politician Abraham Luzzi have renewed calls for greater recognition of what they describe as his contribution to governance and public sector reform, arguing that several proposals he championed have since gained traction in government.
Among the reforms associated with Luzzi is a call for leaders to spend more time engaging directly with communities instead of relying solely on reports from their offices. Supporters argue that recent anti-corruption operations targeting government engineers reflect the kind of ground-level oversight he has long advocated.
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