Summary:
- Chief Magistrate Komakech urged the commissioners to execute their duties in accordance with ethical guidelines, legal frameworks, and the Ugandan Constitution.
KISORO: The Kisoro District Service Commission members have taken their oath of office, commencing a four-year term that will run until 2028.
The swearing-in ceremony, held on Monday at Kisoro Chief Magistrate’s Court, was presided over by Chief Magistrate His Worship Kenneth Komakech. The event saw Erastus Nshaka sworn in as the Chairperson of the Service Commission, alongside Richard Turamuhawe representing persons with disabilities, Busingye Gaudensia representing women, Mbabazi Peace representing urban authorities, and Fr. Safari Emmanuel, who was absent but represents all organizations.
The members were approved by the Kisoro District Council on October 3, 2024. In his remarks, Chief Magistrate Komakech urged the commissioners to execute their duties in accordance with ethical guidelines, legal frameworks, and the Ugandan Constitution.
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Meanwhile, Kisoro District LC5 Chairperson Abel Bizimana cautioned the commissioners against accepting bribes during the recruitment process, emphasizing that their integrity reflects directly on the district’s reputation. Bizimana highlighted the government’s ongoing fight against corruption in public service and urged the commissioners to prioritize transparency and accountability.
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Speaking to journalists after the ceremony, Erastus Nshaka, the Chairperson of the Kisoro District Service Commission, reaffirmed his commitment to professionalism. He also warned the public, particularly job seekers, against offering bribes to secure employment opportunities.
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