Has Uganda finally discovered the corruption antidote?

Recent surveys, coupled with nationally produced data, indicate that corruption in Uganda is a problem both at the national and local government.

Has Uganda finally discovered the corruption antidote?

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

By Edward Serucaca Jnr

Last week the President publically admitted to the existence of ‘parasites’ in the government he leads. This comes amidst news of top management changes in URA, NIRA

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Has Uganda finally discovered the corruption antidote?

Recent surveys, coupled with nationally produced data, indicate that corruption in Uganda is a problem both at the national and local government.

Has Uganda finally discovered the corruption antidote?

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