The Minister of Public Service Hon. Wilson Muruli Mukasa has inaugurated the Interim Board of Trustees of the Public Service Pension Fund, marking another key milestone in the operationalisation of the Fund. During the ceremony, members of the Interim Board were sworn in before a Magistrate and took the Oath of Office, Oath of Secrecy and Oath of Allegiance. The ceremony, held at the Ministry of Public Service Main Boardroom, formally ushered in the Board to provide strategic oversight and guidance as preparations for the Fund’s implementation continue.

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