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Civil servants urged to prioritise discipline, improve service delivery

Charles Lwanga Puozuing, the Upper West Regional Minister, has urged civil servants, particularly Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assembly (MMDA) staff, to demonstrate discipline, diligence and regular attendance at work to improve public service delivery.
Mr Puozuing made the call during a working to the Sissala East Municipal Assembly in Tumu, where he met heads of departments and staff to assess ongoing government programmes, monitor development interventions and strengthen service delivery across the municipality.
The meeting also provided an opportunity for departmental heads to discuss challenges affecting service delivery and reinforce collaboration between the RCC and the Sissala East Municipal Assembly to improve institutional performance and development outcomes.
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