IGG: Over 35% of Public Servants Paid Shs 29 billion Bribes to Get Jobs
Over 35% of public servants in Uganda paid bribes to secure their jobs, and many of those hired may not have been the most qualified or suitable candidates, according to Inspector General of Government (IGG) Beti Kamya. The findings follow a comprehensive investigation by the Inspectorate of Government into the
IGG halts Shs 13.4 billion fraudulent land compensation
Inspectorate of Government (IG) has halted Shs13.4 billion fraudulent land compensation deal in Sheema District. The land in question, located on Block 19, Plot 49 in Kiyugu, Sheema, was falsely claimed by one James Kumwesiga, who allegedly posed as the rightful owner, Polycarp Simba Atuhumuza. According to the IGG’s office,
IGG Recovers Shs 6.8 Billion from corrupt officials
The Inspectorate of Government (IG) has appealed to Parliament to allocate additional resources to support the automation of its business processes, procurement of modern investigative equipment, and recruitment of more personnel to strengthen the fight against corruption. The call was made by Beti Kamya, the Inspector General of Government (IGG), while
IGG warns two ministers, four MPs for failure to declare their assets
At least 32,068 government officials have declared their income, assets, and liabilities, according to Inspector General of Government (IGG) Beti Kamya. On March 1, 2025, the Inspectorate announced a one-month declaration period for all government officials for the year 2025. The Leadership Code Act requires leaders to submit a
