The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Public Service, Catherine Bitarakwate Musingwiire(Mrs), has officiated at the opening of induction of New staff of the Ministry of Public Service

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The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Public Service, Catherine Bitarakwate Musingwiire(Mrs), has officiated at the opening of induction of New staff of the Ministry of Public Service which started on 10th till 12th June 2024 at NRCA.

The training is to inculcate a sense of belonging, common values and a positive mind-set for effective performance among the newly recruited officers.

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