KCCA Executive Director, Jennifer Musisi resigns

Kampala Capital City Authority Executive Director, Jennifer Musisi has written a resignation letter to president Yoweri Museveni.

In the letter, Musisi states that She wishes to resign from her duties as the executive director effective on December 15, 2018.

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She listed a number of achievements that the organisation has reached especially during her reign.

“KCCA represent the city and Uganda in many national bodies. We have also established welfare initiatives such as the Medical scheme and Retirement Benefits scheme,” Musisi noted in her resignation letter.

Jennifer Musisi has served KCCA for a period of seven years.

She was first appointed to the ED position in April 2011 on a three year contract after which it was renewed.

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