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First Lady Janet Kataaha Museveni’s Ministry of Education and Sports has sent bad news to all teachers who hold pass degrees.
Top officers of the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF), the country’s national army, might soon pocket huge salaries every month starting at the end of July 2022 if the recent reports of pay enhancement are anything to go by.
A little over 1,500 nurses will miss out on government payroll jobs to work as school nurses after they failed an aptitude test set and conducted by the Education Service Commission (ESC).
Nearly one month before Charles Ogwang met his death in a murder incident at Matugga in Wakiso District, the Bukwo District LCV Chairman Julius Chelimo had petitioned Local Government Minister Raphael Magyezi to fire him over a series of allegations, or wait and watch him (the LCV boss) go on strike.
Uganda’s Ministry of Education and Sports, which is led by first lady Janet Kainembabazi Kataaha Museveni, has released the list of over 2,000 secondary school teachers who have passed recently administered aptitude tests for those seeking to be included on the government payroll.
At least 1,000 Christian Religious Education (CRE) teachers have failed the aptitude test set by the Education Service Commission (ESC) and missed on government payroll jobs.
Uganda’s national army, the UPDF, has reportedly set aside some money to increase salaries of some army officers and commanders in the current (2022-2023 Financial Year), and that more officers will have their salaries raised in the next financial year.
Ugandan MPs have resolved that government presents to Parliament, a sustainable salary enhancement plan of all categories of public officers with clear budgetary indications and timelines for implementation.
A senior minister in President Museveni’s government has revealed the year when the salaries of secondary school arts (humanities) teachers and those facilitating learning in primary schools are likely to be enhanced.