Uganda Forum Against Corrupt Entities
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The government of Uganda has engaged a Russian firm called Ms Joint Stock Global Systems to estalish its illegal motor vehicle tracking system. According to Gen Muhwezi, the Russian firm is going to establish...
Once upon a time, the Government proposed that all property related transactions in Uganda be effected through a bank account. Obviously this requirement was meant to reduce cash transactions and trim the cash economy....
More than eighty percent of Ugandan youth are either unemployed or under employed despite the fact that the Government of Uganda claims that the unemployment rate in Uganda is just 12%. The Government of...
Over the years, public officers in the Government of Uganda have sold state properties in corrupt bargains without proper oversight and sufficient safeguards. Examples of such land includes the Nawaka estate, Kibuli Police Barracks,...
Procurement related corruption is the cause of inflated project prices in Uganda. The bidder has to navigate a web of bribes and kickbacks to get the contract award and to be paid during the...
Unfortunately both the president of Uganda and Ugandans have lost faith in the Inspectorate of Government (IGG or the IG). Public support and admiration for the Inspectorate of Government has suck so low that...
Many Ugandans irrespective of level of education and age have this mistaken mentality that the government has the primary responsibility to fight corruption in Uganda. They forget that the government is just a collection...
Customary law is the written and unwritten rules which have developed from the customs and traditions of communities in Uganda. It refers to unwritten rules of conduct passed down by tradition and practice that...
The public in tolerates and glorifies corruption and by doing this, the public encourages and promotes the very vice that is keeping Ugandans in poverty. Ugandans praise the thieves for being cunning and hardworking...
The biggest obstacle to asset registration in Uganda is not the high cost involved or privacy concerns but the fact that the policy makers and their backers are the biggest beneficiaries of the status...
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