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PPDA Team met H.E to discuss the public procurement contribution to sustainable national devt and agreed on biannual briefs. The Minister of Finance and AG blessed the occasion. Long live
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Today, I joined Hon. @jkmuhwezi, his family, colleagues from government, and @PLUsecretariat for his thanksgiving ceremony at Kasoroza Playgrounds in Rujumbura, Rukungiri.
The event also served as a fundraiser for the construction of St. John's Kasoroza Church of Uganda. I represented H.E. @KagutaMuseveni and delivered his message to the people of Rukungiri District.
The President thanked the people of Rukungiri for voting for Hon. Jim Muhwezi and @NRMOnline in the general elections. He also thanked them for renewing their trust in Gen. Jim, who has served Uganda from the bush war up to today.
The President said people like Gen. Jim exemplify the sacrifice made by many Ugandans during the bush war, when they went to fight without knowing whether they would emerge victorious and return to live in a peaceful country.
While the bush war is a story of the past, the President challenged us as leaders to be at the forefront of fighting the current war against poverty. Poverty is a household battle, but when households in a community work together, supported by good leadership, it can be defeated.
As a neighbour to Rukungiri District, I pledged to work with Hon. Jim and other leaders in the district to do whatever we can to fight poverty and extend services to the people.
I thank Hon. Jim for his distinguished service to this country over the past five decades. He is still with us, acting as a bridge between the past, present and the future. We thank him for embracing @PLUsecretariat , which represents the future. At today’s event, the PLU team by our National Vice Chairperson @chairtoyota, GS @HonTwallafadil, CEC members and other great patriots also launched the collection of signatures for the endorsement of @mkainerugaba’s 2031 presidential candidature in the Kigezi sub-region. We are glad that we have a leader who is ready to take on the mantle and build on the strong foundation laid by the NRM. The very warm reception and endorsement from the people of Rukungiri is a clear indication that come 2031, @mkainerugaba will win with a landslide once he is on the ballot paper.
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“Uganda belongs to all of us. We have heard your concerns and are committed to addressing them. I invite you to invest in our parks and explore available concessions.” — UWA ED Dr. James Musinguzi at supplier forum 2026 @SkyzHotel
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“Let us ensure that government officials have the right specifications, they source for the right contractor or supplier, you give the right price, deliver the right products as per specifications. The best value is not the lowest price.” - ED @PPDAUganda
“Public procurement must drive national development,” PPDA ED Canon Benson Turamye told UWA suppliers today at Supplier Forum 2026. He urged quality, local content and stronger collaboration to advance Vision 2040 and improve procurement.
Now at @SkyzHotel
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The PPDA stall was honoured to receive the Chief Guest Principal Judge Jane Frances Abodo, Inspectorate of government Lady Justice Naluzze Aisha Batala, and Chief Registrar for the courts of judicature Her Worship Agnes Alum.
During their visit, they engaged with the PPDA team and learnt more about the Authority’s work and its efforts to improve public procurement in Uganda.
To appreciate their visit, the Authority presented them with special gift hampers as a token of gratitude.
#RegulatingForResults
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‘Ggwanga Mujje!’ - @RotaryKololo sounded the call.
We listened, joined the effort and ran to fight cancer. 🏃🏾♂️💙
Team PPDA showed up, stepped out and ran for a cause bigger than all of us - a cancer-free future. 💙
Every step counts. Together, we can beat cancer. 💪🏾
@UgRotaryCancerP
#CancerRunUg26
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PPDA MOVES TO REFORM PUBLIC PROCUREMENT TO BOOST VALUE FOR MONEY AND SERVICE DELIVERY
The Minster of State for General Duties @HonCissyMulondo has today met the Board and Management of the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA) which is under her supervision.
The PPDA team was led by the Chairperson of the Board, Julius Ishungisa and the Executive Director Can.Benson Turamye.
The Minister assured the PPDA team that her supervision will respect the independence of @PPDAUganda as a regulator, adding that @PPDAUganda must be able to regulate set standards,audit procurement activities and take decisive action against non-compliant entities.
“PPDA must remain accountable for results, fairness and integrity within its own operations,” said the Minister, adding that PPDA has an important responsibility to ensure that the allocated funds procure the right quality & quantity at the right price and at the right time.
Mulondo linked the responsibility of PPDA to the Charter for Fiscal Responsibility, which requires government to manage public resources sustainably, transparently and with a focus on long-term value.
She also pledged to support the Authority’s reforms and digitalization agenda before Cabinet and Parliament.
The PPDA Board Chairman said PPDA is undertaking a series of reforms aimed at making Uganda’s public procurement system faster, more transparent, accountable and responsive to the country’s development needs.
The reforms include reviewing the procurement law, expanding the Electronic Government Procurement System (eGP), strengthening contract management, improving oversight and capacity building, promoting local industries and ensuring that public institutions obtain value for money.
The eGP system is intended to move public procurement away from slow, paper-based processes, towards a more transparent digital system. The upgraded system will soon be rolled out in 100 government entities.
According to PPDA, more than 60% of the government budget is spent through procurement of works, goods and services including construction of roads, bridges, electricity projects, dams, irrigation schemes, schools, hospitals and other public investments.
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The HoGA meetings, convened quarterly by the Office of the Prime Minister, are designed to strengthen coordination, enhance institutional performance and improve service delivery across Government.
Rotated among different Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), the forum provides a platform for Heads of Government Agencies to share best practices, address emerging challenges and advance a more efficient, accountable and citizen-centred public service.
#HOGA2026 #OpenGovUg #QualityEverywhere
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🚨COMING SOON
The latest PPDA Quarterly Newsletter puts the spotlight on the opening of the Midwestern Regional Office in Hoima.
Also inside:
• PPDA ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Certification
• PPDA Cadre Forum 2026
• Events, news, and facts from the quarter.
#RegulatingForResults
Join me live on Spice FM 89.9 tonight at 8:00 PM as we discuss the launch of the PPDA Midwestern Regional Office in Hoima and what it means for service delivery in the region.
Listen live using the link below.
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Today, I joined the PPDA Board, led by Chairperson CPA Julius K. Ishungisa, to brief the Minister of Finance, Planning & Economic Development, Hon. Henry Musasizi, on PPDA’s mandate and the role of public procurement in delivering Uganda’s Tenfold Growth Agenda.
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With nearly 65% of the national budget spent through public procurement, strengthening procurement systems, accelerating reforms and eliminating leakages are essential to delivering better services and value for money.
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Today afternoon I received a briefing from the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA) Board Chairperson, Julius Ishungisa who was accompanied by the PPDA Executive Director Can. Benson Turamye and other officials.
I stated that the transition to the Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) must be embraced by all Government entities, adding that public procurement must be
aligned to the tenfold growth strategy to transform Uganda into a $500 billion economy by 2040.
I called for finalisation of procurement reforms to streamline procurement and eliminate corruption and related leakages.
They also briefed about the mandate and contribution of public procurement to Uganda’s Economic Growth.
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When the @OAG_Uganda Report Findings pointed out the procurement challenges, I am happy that the Minister @mofped says we need to be anchored on Procurement reforms.
@JuliusMukunda
#UgCPF2026
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Canon Benson Turamye ED @PPDAUganda in the 1st panel discussion highlighted that under the reservation scheme, all procurement valued at below UGX 15B are reserved for Ugandan providers, ensuring that local businesses directly benefit from public procurement. #KnowYourBudget26
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PPDA has been granted prosecution powers by @ODPPUGANDA strengthening enforcement of compliance and accountability in public procurement. PPDA is monitoring to ensure delays and breaches of procurement responsibilities attract the sanctions provided for under the law.
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PPDA will introduce standardized unit costs for roads and bridges starting next financial year curb wastage, and ensure value for money in public procurement.
The framework will provide regional cost benchmarks based on established roads specifications by @MoWT_Uganda

















































