Uganda Forum Against Corrupt Entities
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One of the weaknesses of the Inspectorate of Government is that it not independent from the executive. The IGG and the two deputies are appointed by the President for a term of four years...
Public Institutions in Uganda spend money more than Ushs 100bn per annum on project supervision, project consultants, projects Managers and auditors. In the first place, these so called supervisors and consultants are paid obscene...
by Administrator · Published February 20, 2022 · Last modified May 16, 2022
Procurement related corruption is the cause of inflated project pices in Uganda. The bidder has to navigate a web of bribes and kickbacks to get the contract award and to be paid during the...
It is testament to how weak the rule of law in Uganda is that I have to start this post with a disclaimer. Obviously there is no concrete proof that the President of Uganda...
The government of Uganda has failed to stop the murder of high ranking Public officers by armed men. The last murder to rock the nation is the attempted murder of General Katumba Wamala in...
In Madrama v Attorney General, Constitutional Appeal 1 of 2016, the Supreme Court accepted that different treatment between women who leave public service and men who do the same before attaining forty five years...
Corruption offenses are usually committed by public Officers and according to court in R v Whitaker (1914) 3KB 1283 a public officer is any person who performs or discharges duties entrusted in him or...
The intergrity of the criminal justice system is very important to the rule of law. Law abiding citizens need to have confidence in the effectiveness of the criminal justice system to preserve the rule...
by Administrator · Published February 18, 2022 · Last modified July 5, 2026
Combating corruption in Uganda by eliminating interactions between state employees and the public.Petty bribes and similar corruption in Uganda amount to more than 700bn per year. Most of these bribes are paid to access...
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