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Equal Opportunity Commission Report Exposes Uganda Economic Imbalance.

Sofia Nalule

Equal opportunities commission {E.O.C} Chairperson report exposes economic imbalance caused by Government through the ministry of public services.

The report indicates how the many poor Ugandans became to be very poor and of how the few extremely rich Ugandan became to be.

The highly salary earners  are few and the low salary earners are very big in numbers, thus causes economic imbalance and corruption as well in the country.

The report gives examples of the salary increment as scheduled from the year 2017 by government through the public services ministry where the IGG salary increased from 17 millions to 35 millions.

The commission reports errors of government salaries pay and the gender gap of balancing the national cake.

TV10 Gano Mazima findings of the report facts clarified by picking to different stakeholders of the matter.

“We should all stand up and condemn such an act by public service commission”.

We understand that these salaries are approved by the parliament of Uganda where workers are represented too but our members of parliament keep a deaf ear when such things are taking place”.

“Doctors , Teachers, soldiers are just paid peanuts forgetting that these people play a big role in the day today running of the country but they have been forgotten”.

“My vote of thanks goes to the equal opportunities commission for coming out to show the public these imbalances in remuneration of public servants_ Mugagga Jude says.

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