Anti-Corruption Unit Uganda of Judith Nakalema.

Ronald Kiwanuka
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 Anti-Corruption Unit Uganda of Judith
Nakalema.



The Anti
Corruption Unit of State House Uganda is the official government set by the
President through the State house in 2018 to investigate all corruption cases
in Uganda.

The Institution
is headed by Colonel Judith Nakalema who was appointed by President of Uganda
Yoweri Kaguta Museveni in 2018.

Afande Judith Nakalema



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Methods used by the institution.

ACU State
house uses cost effective methods and cordial relation with other Anti-graft
Agencies to full fill its values through research by the top military trained officers.

The Unit
also uses Presidential executive authority provided for by parliament to tackle
complex and inaccessible cases that included high private Equity firms.

 

 

Role of the Anti-Corruption Unit
Uganda.

The Unit
looks at all cases of corruption that from government funds misuse to citizens(Ugandans) exploitation and mistreat by private firms and organization.

The
institution also tackles high profile offenders who misuse the offices provided
by the government.

 

All its activities
follow the corruption act which is;
ACT 6 2009

An Act to provide for the effectual prevention of
corruption in both the public and the private sector, to repeal and replace the
Prevention of Corruption Act, to consequentially amend the Penal Code Act, the
Leadership Code Act and to provide for other related matters.

This is stated by law is the core principle of the Anti-Corruption
Unit Uganda.


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