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Twende Zetu Butiama Pilgrimage Safari Launched to Promote Integrity and Unity

KAMPALA. The 2nd Twende Zetu Butiama Pilgrimage Safari was launched at the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel in Kampala, bringing together dignitaries, youth, and stakeholders to commemorate the legacy of Mwalimu Julius Nyerere and 25 years of the revived East African Community. 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 […]

admin July 11, 2025

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SH-ACU arrests Mpigi Officials Over alleged Bribery

MPIGI. The State House Anti-Corruption Unit, in collaboration with the Criminal Investigations Directorate, has arrested the Mpigi District LCV Chairperson, Martin Ssejjemba, and two District Service Commission officials, Frederick Kirumira and Sarah Nakamoga, for allegedly soliciting bribes in exchange for jobs. The SH-ACU is headed by Brg Henry Isolde, whose tenure has seen a tremendous fight against corruption. The arrests were made on June 27, 2025, following a directive from President Yoweri Museveni, who received complaints about widespread corruption in the district's recruitment process during his Parish Development Model monitoring tour on June 17, 2025. Applicants were allegedly required to pay bribes ranging from 50,000 to 15 million Ugandan shillings to be considered for employment. The suspects will be charged in court once investigations are complete. The people of Mpigi await justice, hoping this marks the beginning of a cleaner […]

admin June 28, 2025

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Justice Served for Land Dispute

NAKIFUMA. The Nakifuma Magistrates Court has convicted and sentenced two individuals, Nanfuka Christine and Nasejje Halima, to community service and fines, with a one-year custodial sentence in default. The duo pleaded guilty to disobeying lawful orders related to a land dispute in Nkonge Village, Mukono district. According to the prosecution, between February and April 2025, the accused unlawfully denied Nansereko Zaina access to her land, defying a court order that upheld her right to use her portion of the property. Despite repeated warnings, they continued to harass the victim and hired individuals to violently block her from accessing the land. The State House Anti-Corruption Unit, CID, and Office of the Director Public Prosecutions worked together to arraign the accused. A third suspect, Kirya Patrick, is also part of the case.  

admin May 30, 2025

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Three Officials Arraigned Over Land Fraud

LIRA. The State House Anti Corruption Unit with the police have arraigned Owani Kenneth Allan before  Anti-Corruption Court on charges of corruption and conspiracy to defraud. The charges read to the suspects on Wednesday are linked to an alleged  bribery scheme involving fraudulent land title claims in Lira District. Owani joins former Lira District land board Chairperson Chankoma Paul and Councillor Ojuka Anthony, who were earlier charged. The trio allegedly solicited a UGX 70 million bribe from Eryao Francis, a land buyer, and received UGX 5 million as part payment. The officials claimed that Eryao’s land title had been fraudulently issued to previous owners and was due for cancellation. They allegedly assured him that they could influence the board’s decision to preserve his title in exchange for the bribe. Investigators say the suspects used their positions to manipulate official decisions […]

admin May 28, 2025

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Busia LCV Remanded Over Vehicle Dispute

BUSIA. Stephen Wasike Mugeni, the Chairperson of the Busia District Local Government (LCV), has been re-arrested and remanded to prison until June 16, 2025, following his appearance before the Chief Magistrates Court in Busia. The re-arrest was carried out by the State House Anti-Corruption Unit in collaboration with the Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP). Mugeni has been charged with wrongful confinement and threatening violence in connection to an incident that occurred on May 9, 2025. According to court submissions, the alleged incident took place at the Busia District Headquarters, where Mugeni is said to have been involved in a confrontation with Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), Lubuuka David. The dispute is reported to have stemmed from a disagreement over the control and possession of a government vehicle. Prosecution alleges  that the situation escalated, […]

admin May 22, 2025

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Mukono Land Dealers Remanded Over Forced Land Acquisition

MUKONO. Two renowned land dealers in Mukono, Kityo Seruma Green Way Edward and Kazibwe Yusufu, have been arraigned before the Grade 1 Magistrates Court in Nakifuma on charges of forcible entry and conspiracy to commit an offense. The accused were brought to court this afternoon, April 9, 2025, by the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, working in conjunction with the Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP). According to the charge sheet, between 2020 and 2023, the duo, along with others still at large, allegedly violently entered Kamundu Martin's land in Nakasajja Village, Kyampisi sub-county, Mukono district. They purportedly destroyed property, trees, and crops with the intent of taking possession of the land. Furthermore, they conspired with one of the land administrators to subdivide the land into plots and sell it to different individuals. […]

admin April 9, 2025

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Brig Isoke speaks on Corruption “a threat to Peace”

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.

admin February 18, 2025

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PDM Secretary jailed over SACCO fraud

Kanungu. Mr. Kamugisha William, the Secretary of the Central Ward Kambuga PDM SACCO in Kanungu District, was on Tuesday, February 11, 2025, sentenced to a prison term for defrauding beneficiaries of the Parish Development Model (PDM) program. Appearing before the Kanungu Magistrates Court, William pleaded guilty to charges of obtaining money by false pretence after soliciting funds from hundreds of PDM beneficiaries under the false claim that payment was a prerequisite to access program benefits. The court, considering the scale of his actions and his admission of guilt, convicted and sentenced him to imprisonment. His arrest and subsequent prosecution were spearheaded by the State House Anti-Corruption Unit in collaboration with the Directorate of Public Prosecutions (DPP) and local authorities. The PDM, a flagship initiative aimed at alleviating poverty, has faced challenges, including mismanagement and fraud, which undermine its objectives. William’s […]

admin February 12, 2025

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Man Charged with Fraud Over National ID Replacement Scheme

Kampala, Uganda –An official from the National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) has been incarcerated at Luzira prison for allegedly deceiving Bamwagala Michael into giving him 250,000 shillings. The accused, Taremwa Jassy, a 28-year-old resident of Balintuma-Mengo in Lubaga Division, appeared in Buganda Road Court following charges brought by the State House Anti-Corruption Unit for obtaining money through false pretenses. Court proceedings unveiled that on January 30, 2025, Michael visited the NIRA's Lumumba Avenue office seeking assistance with his lost National Identity Card. An officer purportedly advised him to pay 250,000 shillings for expedited processing. Sensing corruption, Michael reported the incident to the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, resulting in Taremwa's apprehension. Despite denying the allegations, Taremwa was detained at Luzira prison until February 6, 2025, as the prosecution, led by Amy Grace, sought to confirm the addresses of Taremwa's three […]

admin February 3, 2025