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The Ministry of Works and Transport has informed the Parliamentary Accounts Committee (PAC) that the majority of staff from the former Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) have been successfully absorbed into the ministry following institutional restructuring.
Officials from the ministry told the committee that UNRA previously had a staff capacity of 1,380 employees, out of which 1,254 staff members, representing about 91 percent, have already been absorbed into the Ministry of Works and Transport.
The ministry further explained that 26 staff members are yet to be absorbed because they did not express interest in joining the ministry during the transition process.
The update was presented to the committee as part of ongoing accountability and oversight discussions regarding the restructuring of government agencies and the integration of staff into the ministry’s operational framework.
The Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) was formally dissolved in December 2024 as part of the government’s rationalization strategy to reduce public expenditure and merge agencies back into line ministries
Officials from the ministry told the committee that UNRA previously had a staff capacity of 1,380 employees, out of which 1,254 staff members, representing about 91 percent, have already been absorbed into the Ministry of Works and Transport.
The ministry further explained that 26 staff members are yet to be absorbed because they did not express interest in joining the ministry during the transition process.
The update was presented to the committee as part of ongoing accountability and oversight discussions regarding the restructuring of government agencies and the integration of staff into the ministry’s operational framework.
The Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) was formally dissolved in December 2024 as part of the government’s rationalization strategy to reduce public expenditure and merge agencies back into line ministries