Ministry of Public Service Launches Full Decentralization of the Pensions System

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The Ministry of Public Service has launched the Full Decentralization of the Pensions Processing System.
The Decentralization process is aimed to bring services nearer to the people, and to increase the speed at which pension requests are processed.

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1 Comment to “ Ministry of Public Service Launches Full Decentralization of the Pensions System”

  1. SEBANAKITTA GODFREY says :Reply
    20 February, 2019 at 18:04

    My wife died in 2014 I have moved several times to the ministry from Nakasongola UpTo now her gratuity and pension have never been paid ,why? Others have already been paid those who retired,died recently.

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