By Editorial,
The Minister for the Presidency, Milly Babirye Babalanda, has urged Resident District Commissioners (RDCs) and Resident City Commissioners (RCCs) in the Acholi Sub-region to prioritize teamwork and enhance monitoring of government projects to improve service delivery.
Babalanda appealed yesterday at the closure of a three-day retreat for RDCs, RCCs, their deputies, and assistants in Gulu City. The retreat was aimed at improving coordination and performance among presidential representatives.
Her appeal followed concerns by some of the officials that the RDCs were not cooperating with their deputies and assistants.
Babalanda described such actions as “ideological immaturity”. She argues that teamwork promotes effective service delivery and easy monitoring of various government programs across the sub-region. The minister emphasized that the Presidency will continue building the capacity of RDCs and their teams to improve teamwork, monitoring, and evaluation of government projects and ensure accountability in service delivery. End
