The Parliamentary Appointments Committee has vetted the newly appointed Minister of State for Internal Affairs, Juma Witonze Kisekka, marking a key step in the approval process following his recent nomination.
The committee, chaired by Speaker Jacob Marksons Oboth, conducted the vetting on today morning. It was attended by Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa alongside other Members of Parliament serving on the committee.
Kisekka was nominated by President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni three days ago to serve as Minister of State for Internal Affairs.
Following the vetting, the Appointments Committee is expected to compile and submit its report to the President, in line with the constitutional procedure for ministerial appointments.
The committee’s recommendations will inform the next stage of the appointment process before Kisekka formally assumes office.
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