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Clarification: Ministry of ICT Addresses Vehicle Procurement Reports

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We acknowledge the recent reports regarding the procurement of vehicles at the Ministry of ICT & National Guidance, which alleged the purchase of a single Government vehicle for UGX.965M.

It is crucial to clarify that, as opposed the allegation of a single vehicle costing that much, two vehicles were procured, not one. The procurement process was open bidding and strictly adhered to the guidelines set by the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA), and cleared by the office of the Solicitor General, ensuring transparency and accountability. All requisite approvals and processes were adhered to.

The two number plates are UG 0057N and UG 0058N.

The Ministry of ICT & National Guidance is committed to the principles of open government, operating under a framework that prioritizes transparency and openness to all citizens. We invite the media and public stakeholders to visit our facilities to verify the existence and proper use of the two procured vehicles.

We value and thank the media house for their interest and vigilant role in overseeing public transactions. We are open to dialogue and further discussions to foster an understanding and transparent communication. Your engagement is essential in upholding the standards and integrity of public services.

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