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The Inspectorate of Government arrested the Town Clerk of Nebbi Town Council, Mr Anecho Stephen on 18th September 2012. This followed investigations conducted by the institution on allegations of corruption. During the Financial Year 2008/9, as the Town Clerk of Nebbi Town Council did arbitrarily abuse his office an act which was prejudicial to the interests of Nebbi Town Council in that he personally and without the knowledge and involvement of the council's contracts committee allowed adjusted Bills of Quantities from shs 109,274,500 to 308,090,03 out of which Shs 150,069,250 was paid to M/S Bhase Line Consult.

Mr Anecho Stephen appeared in court on 19th September 2012 and was granted a cash bail of Ushs 3 million.

Prosecution cause list for the Inspectorate September 10th - 14th, 2012
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Inspectorate of Governmnent corruption cases for hearing before the anti corruption court from September 3rd, 2012 to September 7th, 2012.
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The Ag. Director East African Civil Aviation Academy, Soroti District, Mr Bernard Davis Wambi Wandera has been arrested by the Inspectorate of Government on charges of Embezzlement, Causing Financial Loss and Abuse of Office.

Mr Wandera during the month of May 2011 at Soroti, through cheque No. 008378 of Stanbic Bank (U)Ltd stole Ugshs 98,632,454, funds for the East African Civil Aviation Academy, which money he had access to by virtue of his office. This act he did knowingly or having reason to believe that it would cause financial loss to his employer, East African Civil Aviation Academy.

Mr Wandera will appear at the Anti-Corruption court on Friday 24th August 2012 at 11:00 am

Court ruling on GAVI Case
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The Inspectorate of Government on Friday 27th July 2012 arrested Mr Wagubi Aggrey, an Assistant Administrator General for Corruptly Soliciting for Gratification contrary to sections 2 (a) and 26 (1) of the Anti-corruption Act, 2009.

Mr Wagubi, solicited for gratification of Ushs 1,000,000 from Taalye Peter of Mutekanga in Kamuli District as an inducement for having processed a payment of Ushs 2,832,000 accruing to the Mr Taalye a beneficiary under the Administrator General Cause No. 2047 of 1998 in respect of the estate of the late Talame Richard Disan.

Mr Wagubi has been charged with corruptly soliciting for gratification, Corruptly receiving gratification and Abuse of Office. He is set to appear at the Anti-Corruption Court

Investigation reports issued by the Inspectorate of Government for the month of June 2012.
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The Inspector General of Government (IGG), Her Lordship Lady Justice Irene Mulyagonja Kakooza has called upon the staff of the Inspectorate of Government to re-strategise in order to gain the confidence of the public.

She noted that the public that the institution is meant to serve has lost confidence and therefore prefers to take their complaints to other institutions.

The IGG was addressing the senior level officers at the Inspectorate of Government in her maiden interaction with the staff after her appointment. Justice Mulyagonja pointed out the factors that have led to loss of public confidence as; Leakage of information, Staff getting compromised during investigations leading to cases being closed and Running to the press with information for publication.

The IGG noted that the increase in the Institution budget is a show of confidence of Government which can otherwise be reversed if the concerns are not addressed. She urged the staff to come with strategies on how to address the negative perception of the institution.

In addition, the IGG noted that she was not ready to compromise on the standard of work. Everyone should strive to be excellent in whatever he or she does and that it was important to do everything in the right way, she added.

Justice Mulyagonja commended Mr Raphael Baku for the work done and noted that he had been serving under very difficult circumstance.

Mr Baku, the Deputy IGG thanked and appreciated the staff for the work done during the period when there was an incomplete IG.

He welcomed the IGG and informed the staff that all complaints would now be forwarded to the IGG and that the 2 units under the office of the IGG should report directly to the IGG.