Author: Vincent Mukama

The Trade Ministry Permanent Secretary Geraldine Ssali has been arrested and transferred to Anti-Corruption Court. Ssali had earlier been summoned by police over the mismanagement of funds meant for compensation of cooperatives associations’ losses during previous wars in Uganda. The State today charged Ssali with causing financial loss and conspiring with Members of Parliament to steal cooperatives’ cash. Parliament’s October 2023 report sanctioned by Speaker Anita Among on 25 August 2023 faulted Saali’s Ministry for making fraudulent payments totalling 48.77 billion Shillings worth of compensation paid between FY 2019/2020 and 2022/2023 either in excess or completely outside the amounts allocated…

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President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has today launched Lake Victoria Logistics, a company aiming at reducing the cost of transporting fuel in Uganda. Lake Victoria Logistics was founded in May 2015 as Mahathi Infra Uganda with a vision to change the petroleum logistics for Uganda and other landlocked countries like Rwanda, Burundi and DRC that get their oil through Uganda. In 2018, President Museveni laid a foundation stone and today he officially launched the facility. During the launch at Bugiri-Bukasa, Kawuku-Entebbe Road, President Museveni expressed gratitude to Lake Victoria Logistics/Mahathi Infra Uganda for investing in Uganda. “I’m very happy about this…

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Commissioner Of Police Fred Enanga has been named Deputy Director of International Police Uganda. ACP Rusoke Kituuma has replaced Enanga as police Spokesperson. Enanga was first appointed as a spokesperson in 2014 to replace Judith Nabakooba by Gen Kale Kayihura. He would later be dropped and Emilian Kayima was appointed the new spokesperson. However, in 2019, John Martins Okoth Ochola reappointed Enanga as police spokesperson and has never looked back. Despite the nature of his job that on many occasions pits him against the public as he defends police, Enanga has been a darling to many, including opposition politicians He…

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A banker at Equity Bank Uganda Limited has been charged with causing a financial loss of sh200m to the bank. Grace Musoki was charged alongside a businesswoman, Zainabu Namakula, at the Nakasero-based Anti-Corruption Court before Chief Magistrate Joan Aciro. Musoki and Namakula were charged on May 3, 2024, with offenses of causing financial loss and conspiracy to defraud the bank under Section 20(1) of the Anti-Corruption Act, 2009, as amended, and conspiracy to defraud according to Section 309 of the Penal Code Act. Regarding causing financial loss, the prosecution alleges that Musoki, on March 28, 2024, at the Equity Bank…

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