Government will soon be opening up a government citizens’ interaction center.
This has been revealed by the ICT and information minister Frank Tumwebaze.
He says this is one of the measures to promote government openness and interaction with members of the public.
He expresses confidence that once the centre is in place, it will improve information flow to members of the public about government’s programs and also enable government officials respond to any queries.
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