The youth-led journey, organized by Afrika Mashariki Fest, aims to promote EAC integration, the Kiswahili language, and moral values.

Brig Gen Henry Isoke, Head of the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, emphasized the importance of upholding Nyerere’s incorruptible legacy, saying, “Twende Zetu Butiama is more than a safari; it is a pilgrimage of conscience.”

He urged Ugandans, especially youth, to embody Mwalimu’s character, highlighting true leadership’s selflessness, integrity, and service.

The launch event was attended by high-profile guests, including Tanzania’s High Commissioner to Uganda, Amb. Maj Gen Paul Kisesa Simuli, Kenya’s High Commissioner to Uganda, Amb. Joash Maangi, and Prof. Mellau Lesakit Sipira Bernard, Vice Chancellor of Mwalimu Julius K. Nyerere University of Agriculture and Technology, Butiama. Brig Gen Isoke commended the government’s strong political will to end corruption and praised President Yoweri Museveni for espousing Nyerere’s values, including servant leadership.

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Mugerwa John Bosco, Chairperson of the Gomba District Service Commission, Muwonge Michael, Secretary of the Commission, and Lwanga Charles, District Inspector of Schools, were arraigned before the Grade 1 Magistrate Court in Gomba District on July 10, 2025.

The officials allegedly conspired to extort money from job applicants, demanding bribes ranging from UGX 1 million to UGX 20 million in exchange for job placements between February and November 2024.

Some victims reportedly received senior positions within the district after paying the bribes. Lwanga Charles is also accused of extorting funds from head teachers by promising improved postings and promotions

Charges and Remand

The officials face charges of Demanding Money with Menaces and Conspiracy to Commit a Felony. They have been remanded until July 25, 2025, pending further court proceedings.

This development comes after a presidential directive to the State House Anti Corruption Unit (SHACU) headed by Brig Henry Isoke to investigate corruption allegations in the district service commissions of Butambala, Mpigi, and Gomba.

The State House Anti-Corruption Unit, working with the Criminal Investigations Directorate and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, led to the arrest and arraignment of the officials.

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KAMPALA. Last evening, Brig Gen Henry Isoke, Head of the State House Anti-Corruption Unit (SH-ACU), addressed members of the Rotary Club of Kasangati on the topic “Corruption: A Threat to Peace.”

The event, held in Kasangati, Uganda, was part of Rotary’s February theme, “Peace Building & Conflict Prevention” Month.

Brig Isoke underscored the detrimental impact of corruption on Uganda’s development and stability. “Corruption undermines the delivery of essential services and diverts resources meant for the public good into the hands of a few, perpetuating inequality,” he stated. He emphasized that such practices erode trust in institutions and fuel social unrest, posing a direct threat to peace.

He also outlined the government’s efforts to combat corruption, citing recent reforms. “We have established robust legal, administrative, and institutional frameworks to address this vice,” Isoke explained. “These measures are critical in ensuring accountability and restoring public confidence.”

Brig Isoke thanked Mr. Andrew Kisitu, former commissioner of prisons and club secretary, for the invitation, praising the Rotary Club’s contributions to peace-building. “Your initiatives in community development and ethical leadership are invaluable in fostering social and economic well-being,” he said.

In his closing remarks, Isoke urged Rotarians to continue their humanitarian work. “By promoting high ethical standards and goodwill, Rotary plays a pivotal role in the fight against corruption,” he said. “These efforts have a multiplier effect, addressing inequality, enhancing citizen participation, and nurturing ethical leaders.”

The event concluded with a call for collective action, as Isoke reaffirmed the government’s commitment to rooting out corruption and building a more equitable society.

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The event on Wednesday was attended by senior government officials including the head of the State House Anti Corruption Unit (SH-ACU) Brig Henry Isoke was a call to action for the youth to take charge of their financial futures.

Delivering a key note speech, Brig. Isoke emphasized synergy, transparency, and accountability in SACCO affairs.

Hon.Balamu Ateenyi, Minister of State for Youth and Children Affairs, congratulated the youth cadres and encouraged them to think creatively, identify growth opportunities, and engage in government programs like PDM and Emyooga.

Canon Benson Turamye, who is the Executive Director of PPDAUganda, highlighted the government’s commitment to youth development, citing the 2021 amendment to the PPDA Act.

“This requires government entities to allocate 15% of their procurement budgets to youth initiatives,” Ruryame said.

The Deputy Coordinator of Operation Wealth Creation, Brig. Gen. Muhumuza urged the youth to remain organized for future success, emphasizing good governance and sustainable investment.

Hon. Barugahara reminded the youth to respect the laws governing the country and avoid actions that could tarnish the name of National Resistance Movement

The launch was attended by notable figures, including Prof. Peter Baguma, Chairman NRM Makerere University, Prof. Edward Bantu of Kabale University, SSP Donald Mutatina-KMP, and Nelson Mutatina of Uganda Microfinance Regulatory Authority. This initiative is expected to have a positive impact on the economic empowerment of NRM Youth Cadre Association members.

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