South Sudan workers to be re-examined
Dec 29, 2006
Employees in the South Sudan Government are to be re-examined for their positions reports
Employees in the South Sudan Government are to be re-examined for their positions reports, Badru Mulumba.
A Government official, Caesar Arkanglo said forgery of academic transcripts prompted the exercise.
He also said during the war inefficient workers were recruited.
“Forgery is there but I am also doing this to remove people from positions they can’t manage,†Arkanglo said on Tuesday.
The new employees are expected to be graduates.
Patrick Okiring, a Ugandan, was recently arrested for forging transcripts, including those of Makerere University.
He sold ten certificates to customs officials in Yei at sh3.35m.
A Government official, Caesar Arkanglo said forgery of academic transcripts prompted the exercise.
He also said during the war inefficient workers were recruited.
“Forgery is there but I am also doing this to remove people from positions they can’t manage,†Arkanglo said on Tuesday.
The new employees are expected to be graduates.
Patrick Okiring, a Ugandan, was recently arrested for forging transcripts, including those of Makerere University.
He sold ten certificates to customs officials in Yei at sh3.35m.