Appeared in: The Observer Published: 22 Sep 2014 Last Updated: 22 Sep 2014

Some 80 per cent of Ugandans believe that corruption is heavily entrenched in society, and one person in every four citizens thinks that government is poor at fighting this vice.

Only 10 per cent beli

Appeared in: Red Pepper Published: 22 Sep 2014 Last Updated: 22 Sep 2014

The Director Parliamentary Budget Office, Samuel Wanyaka Huxley, has been sent to the High Court Anti-Corruption Division to stand trial over a number of corruption offences including the alleged thef

Appeared in: The East African Published: 15 Sep 2014 Last Updated: 17 Sep 2014

The Inspectorate of Government (IG) recently released the Fourth Annual Report on Tracking Corruption Trends in Uganda, which includes data from the National Governance Baseline Survey conducted by th

Appeared in: The Daily Monitor Published: 08 Sep 2014 Last Updated: 08 Sep 2014

KAMPALA: The Inspectorate of Government has blocked the suspension of nine Kyambogo University staff implicated in the irregular admissions of students, citing an ongoing investigation into mismanagem

Appeared in: The Observer Published: 08 Sep 2014 Last Updated: 08 Sep 2014

North beats Kampala in corruption

The inspector general of government has described chronic absenteeism from Parliament by MPs as a quiet form of corruption.

In her 2014 Report on Tracking Corruption

Appeared in: The Daily Monitor Published: 01 Sep 2014 Last Updated: 01 Sep 2014

Corruption in Uganda has become endemic and systemic. Public funds are misused by those entrusted with responsibility to use it for the good of citizens.

A report released last week by the Inspectorat

Appeared in: The Observer Published: 31 Aug 2014 Last Updated: 01 Sep 2014

A recent Inspectorate of Government report, critical of corruption in Uganda Police, has, surprisingly, been welcomed by the force.

Opening a three-day training for senior police and crime liaison off

Appeared in: The New Vision Published: 28 Aug 2014 Last Updated: 28 Aug 2014

The Inspector General of Government (IGG), Irene Mulyagonja, has turned down a proposal to investigate and expose the ‘most corrupt tribes’.

A man who identified himself as a lecturer from Makerere Un

Appeared in: The Daily Monitor Published: 27 Aug 2014 Last Updated: 27 Aug 2014

Kampala

Ugandans offered Shs166 billion in bribes last year, according to a new report tracking corruption trends; with the usual suspects - police and politicians – remaining the main source of unscr

Appeared in: Red Pepper Published: 18 Aug 2014 Last Updated: 18 Aug 2014