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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...
Dear Mr. President / End Corruption in Uganda
by Administrator · Published February 20, 2022 · Last modified August 30, 2023
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...
The Constitutional Court of Uganda is compromising the rule of law: Making a case for the liberalizing of Constitutional interpretation in Uganda. ISINGOMA PETER LLM (MUK), LBB (MUK), PGD LP (LDC) © 2021 Uganda...
Public servants in Uganda dream up projects to get extravagantly high paying jobs as Project staff and to plunder the project money. When you hear of project funded schools or other infrastructure being substandard...
by Administrator · Published February 20, 2022 · Last modified June 9, 2025
Article 45 of the Constitution provides that the rights expressly enumerated by the Constitution do not exclude other rights not expressly provided for. This provision reserves other rights and powers not expressly provided for...
by Administrator · Published February 20, 2022 · Last modified January 13, 2026
On 13th January 2021, one day prior to the presidential election, the Government of Uganda ordered telecommunication service providers to turn off access to social media. A few hours before 14th January 2021, internet...
by Administrator · Published February 20, 2022 · Last modified February 6, 2026
In Uganda, there is an on going battle for the hearts and minds of the Ugandan public by the State House Anti-corruption Unit and the Inspectorate of Government. Unfortunately, the IGG is losing the...
Mr. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni your theory about the children of the rich (so called Kampala parents kids) is wrong and an insult to all Ugandans trapped in poverty because of your failure to...
The Constitution of Uganda initially had checks and balances to prevent dictatorship. Regardless of those checks and balances, the Constitution provides the executive with extensive powers including implementation of laws, appointment of judges, prerogative...
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...
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