#GCICNewsletter: 2021/22 (APRIL, MAY, JUNE)
Dear Reader, I have the pleasure to present to you the fourth edition of our Quarterly Government of Uganda Newsletter. This is the last edition of the Financial Year 2021/2022
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THE AMENDED SUCCESSION LAWS
The amendments in the Succession Act, transform the law of succession in Uganda, by addressing the lacunas in the Act, to provide for gender equality and repealing provisions that were declared unconstitutional, in addition,
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The Presidency, June 2022
Dear Reader, This is to present to you the June edition of our monthly e-magazine, The Presidency. The monthly e-publication highlights the major engagements of His Excellency the President for
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The Presidency – May 2022 Edition
This is to present to you our May edition of our monthly e-magazine, The Presidency. The monthly e-publication highlights the major engagements of His Excellency the President for the month,
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UHRC-24th Annual Report 2021
Foreword: Allow me first of all to congratulate you and your deputy on your recent election to the position of the Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda,
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The Government of Uganda Directory
Uganda has a tripartite political system composed of Executive, Legislature and Judiciary. The Executive is the biggest arm of Government and is headed by the President, with 22 Ministries; over
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2021/22 Quarter 3 Newsletter
The purpose of this newsletter, the GCIC Newsletter, is to empower you as a citizen with information, regarding the different activities, projects and programmes that the Government has undertaken in your area, so that you can benefit from them or participate in their monitoring to ensure value for money.
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Here is how we intend to transform the economy
On April 28, I delivered the inaugural Tumusiime-Mutebile Memorial Lecture at Makerere University. During the lecture, I commented about the unfinished business the former Bank of Uganda Governor left behind and would want us to address to propel Uganda to the level he and all of us want it to get to.