The State House Anti-Corruption Unit has a unique opportunity to lead Uganda’s fight against graft by embracing digital tools. From blockchain land registries to AI-powered fraud detection and citizen reporting apps, technology can shift SH-ACU from reactive investigations to proactive prevention—building transparency, accountability, and public trust
Nigeria’s High Commissioner to Uganda, Ambassador John Shama Shaga, has met with the head of the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, Brig Gen Henry Isoke, to discuss a joint effort to combat fraud. The collaboration is aimed at creating a safer investment environment and boosting bilateral trade between the two nations, particularly under the African Continental Free Trade Area.
The officials are accused of a multi-million shilling conspiracy to defraud the Kiboga District Local Government. The funds were reportedly for fuel under the Road Maintenance Grant. It is alleged the accused connived with managers of different fuel stations and fraudulently claimed fuel for vehicles that had been out of service for months.
General Isoke noted government efforts to boost incomes. Programs like PDM and Emyooga empower vulnerable people, he said.
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