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Bufumbira North MP Kamara Petitions Public Service Ministry Over Kisoro District HR Irregularities

Daniel Nsengimana
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  • Kamara announced that he will write to the permanent secretary of public service regarding the situation in Kisoro, as teachers and pensioners need financial support to improve their challenging circumstances as retired civil servants.

KISORO: The Bufumbira North Member of Parliament, Honorable Kamara John Nizeyimana, has petitioned the Ministry of Public Service to investigate the office of human resources in Kisoro district over alleged irregularities.

Nizeyimana, who also serves as the chairperson of Kisoro District legislators, addressed the media on Tuesday at the Kisoro district headquarters after a security meeting. He stated that the district finance officer confirmed during the meeting that the district must return funds allocated for gratuity and pensioners to the national treasury.

Kamara announced that he will write to the permanent secretary of public service regarding the situation in Kisoro, as teachers and pensioners need financial support to improve their challenging circumstances as retired civil servants.

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CUE IN KAMARA…ON PETITION…RR//

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Kamara also mentioned that teachers who have not received their “hard to reach” allowances should be compensated. He urged the Kisoro district chief administrative officer and his team to address this issue, as the Ministry of Finance had allocated funds for this purpose in the financial year 2023/24.

CUE IN KAMARA…ON PENSION AND GRATUITY…RR//

Meanwhile, last week, teachers in Mupaka and Nkuringo town councils resumed attending classes after staying at home for two weeks in protest over the Kisoro district’s failure to pay their 150,000 shilling allowances. They were supported by the Bufumbira North legislator, Hon. Kamara John Nizeyimana, who stated that without demonstrations, the government would not address their concerns.

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