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HICHILEMA SEEKS PARLIAMENTARY APPROVAL TO REALIGN MINISTRIES

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President Hakainde Hichilema has written to Parliament seeking approval to establish, merge and dissolve Government ministries as part of efforts to improve public sector efficiency.

According to a statement issued by State House Chief Communications Specialist Clayson Hamasaka, the request has been made pursuant to Article 92(2)(d) of the Constitution of Zambia.

The statement says Vice President Mutale Nalumango will move a motion in Parliament seeking approval for the proposed realignment.

The proposed changes are intended to ensure that the structure of Government supports the Grow Zambia Agenda while improving service delivery for the benefit of citizens.

President Hichilema has called on Members of Parliament to support the proposed realignment, which State House says is in the best interest of the country.

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