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Zaam Ssali
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Hi Zaam; I understand you are the Coordinator for National Chapter in the Anglophone countries; I have expressed interest in championing the setting up of a national chapter in my country, Liberia and I would like to count on you for the necessary…
Sep 24, 2010
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Zaam Ssali replied to Erik Kijne's discussion 'Training course for FACILITATORS of LFA WORKSHOPS'
Thanks for the information.
Feb 1, 2010
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Zaam Ssali replied to Erik Kijne's discussion 'Training course for FACILITATORS of LFA WORKSHOPS'
Dear Erik Kijne, Thank you for the information provided regarding the above mentioned training. Please advise on the costs of the training; you did mention that the training is done twice a year, when is the next training? Any other information…
Jan 28, 2010
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Job Title:
Programme Officer
Organisation Name:
Uganda National Academy of Sciences (UNAS); UNAS is an autonomous body chartered by the government of Uganda to offer independent evidence-based policy advise for the prosperity of Uganda.
Organisation Type:
Other
Please provide additional details on your areas of expertise:
Public Sector performance
Information/ Knowledge Management
Monitoring and Evaluation
Communication
Languages Spoken Fluently:
English

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At 6:18pm on September 24, 2010, PHILIP F. JOHNSONPHILIP F. JOHNSON said…
Hi Zaam; I understand you are the Coordinator for National Chapter in the Anglophone countries; I have expressed interest in championing the setting up of a national chapter in my country, Liberia and I would like to count on you for the necessary support. By way of introduction; I am a Development Attaché at my Embassy near Dakar; Senegal. As stated in the survey, I am prepared to use all the diplomatic means available to me to set a chapter in Liberia. I expect advice and guidance from you all;
At 7:13am on April 27, 2009, Sithole HumbeSithole Humbe said…
Gud day Zaam

I discussed this issue during the past week with Public Service Commission MfDR practitioners. The notion was agreed to remove the bad apples, but the circumventing hurdle is the best Strategies to roll out Change Management module, Human Resource Policy and the Human Resource Management module . Resistance will be high i have foreseen it before. The real problem pointed out by our friends was the current Recruitment and Placement Process in Government which requires overhaul. Thanks for the idea buy in. See u again later.
At 6:08am on April 21, 2009, Sithole HumbeSithole Humbe said…
I mean those people in influencial positions, with the key to drive things to action () but are the ones stalling implmenetation of management for development results in our public sector. What do we do with them ? So i have decided that as bad apples they might rot the whole basket
At 4:04am on April 21, 2009, Sithole HumbeSithole Humbe said…
Zaam, do you think it wise to remove bad apples from a basket although it has an effect of reducing profit?
At 10:42am on May 22, 2008, MBAYANI YUDICA SARUNIMBAYANI YUDICA SARUNI said…
Hi Zaam

I am Okey only that I was away and when I came back I found a heap of files on my desk.
At 7:28am on January 17, 2008, MBAYANI YUDICA SARUNIMBAYANI YUDICA SARUNI said…
Zaam, you are so quiet what is going on there?
 
 
 

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