20 public servants dragged to Leadership Code Tribunal for refusal to declare assets

According to the report, the Tribunal received 26 cases, 20 of which were on non-declaration of assets, three on abuse of public property, and one on use of public funds contrary to the existing instructions.

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Leaders of the different anti-corruption agencies attended the launch of the Leadership Code Tribunal (LCT) annual report 2021/22 on Wednesday at the Office of the President. (Courtesy Photos)

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The Leadership Code Tribunal (LCT) has released its annual report for 2021/22, highlighting the agency’s achievements including handling all the cases received within the set time framework.

According to the

20 public servants dragged to Leadership Code Tribunal for refusal to declare assets

According to the report, the Tribunal received 26 cases, 20 of which were on non-declaration of assets, three on abuse of public property, and one on use of public funds contrary to the existing instructions.

Leaders of the different anti-corruption agencies attended the launch of the Leadership Code Tribunal (LCT) annual report 2021/22 on Wednesday at the Office of the President. (Courtesy Photos)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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