10,000 PLUS JOBS IN ELECTORAL COMMISSION. MARK THE DEADLINE

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In a new advert, the electoral commission of Uganda is recruiting in the positions of subcouty and Parish level elections officers as can be seen below;

Details can be accessed at the official electoral commission website 

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