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From the village to the district: How LC1 councils could change Uganda’s fight against corruption

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KAMPALA. The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Local Government, Mr Ben Kumumanya, has spent more than three decades inside Uganda’s decentralisation experiment—a system formally launched in 1992 to transfer decision-making and responsibilities closer to citizens. Now, following the election of village Local Council I (LC1) chairpersons, the same grassroots architecture could provide Uganda with […] The post Fro
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