Cosase MPs Alarmed By Deteriorating State of Uganda's Properties in Mombasa
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At a glance
- Ugandan MPs on the COSASE committee expressed alarm over the poor condition of Ugandan government properties in Mombasa, Kenya.
- The MPs visited Mombasa to inspect these properties.
- They are concerned about the state of disrepair and potential mismanagement of these assets.
Members of Parliament on Uganda's Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises (COSASE) have voiced serious concern regarding the deteriorating state of Ugandan government-owned properties located in Mombasa, Kenya. The MPs recently undertook an inspection visit to Mombasa to assess the condition of these valuable assets.
During their visit, the committee members observed firsthand the significant disrepair and neglect affecting the properties. The findings have raised alarms about the management and maintenance of Uganda's external assets, prompting calls for immediate action and accountability.
The deteriorating condition of these properties in Mombasa is seen as a potential loss of valuable national assets and could impact Uganda's interests abroad. The committee is expected to report its findings and recommend measures to address the situation, ensuring better oversight and preservation of government property.
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