The Inspectorate of Government was initially established by the Inspector General of Government (IGG) statute in 1988. However, with the promulgation of the Uganda Constitution in 1995, the Inspectorate of Government is now entrenched therein under chapter 13, which prescribes its mandate, functions and powers and other relevant matters.
The Inspectorate of Government is an independent institution charged with the responsibility of eliminating corruption, abuse of authority and of public office. The powers as enshrined in the Constitution and IG Act include to; investigate or cause investigation, arrest or cause arrest, prosecute or cause prosecution, make orders and give directions during investigations; access and search – enter and inspect premises or property or search a person or bank account or safe deposit box among others.
News
- 2nd Dec 2013 Prime Minister's Speech at the launch of the Anti-Corruption Week activities and IG 25th Anniversary
- 18th Nov 2013 Bwaise LC 3 Councillor remanded
- 14th Oct 2013 Draft EAAACA public awareness & communication strategy finalised
- 13th Sep 2013 EACC gets new Commission Chairman
- 3rd Sep 2013 IG loses staff member
Events
Deputy IGG 2, Mariam Wangadya swears in at State House, Entebbe
Deputy IGG 2, Mariam Wangadya, congratulated by President Yoweri Museveni at State House, Entebbe
Staff from EAAACA membership institutions get training. The IGG says there are several procurement irregularities in the country and such training is vital.
Deputy IGG 1, George Bamugemereire swears in
The IGG hosted a delegation from the National Assembly of Namibia who were in Uganda to understudy the operations of its counterpart committee of Legal and Parliamentary Affairs and also interact with the institutions responsible for human rights protections in Uganda, conduct and management of elections, the ombudsman office and Ministry of Justice.
The Newly appointed IGG, Mrs Irene Mulyagonja Kakooza meets the Minister of State for Ethics and Integrity, Hon Fr Lokodo Simon as part of her orientation with IG stakeholders.
Mrs Irene Mulyagonja Kakooza, the newly appointed Inspector General of Government meets the Speaker of Parliament of Uganda. Under Article 227of the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda, the Inspectorate of Government is responsible to the Parliament of Uganda
IGG meets Auditor General, Mr. John F.S Muwanga discuss audit reports for both central and local government
IG staff trained on tracing and recovery of stolen assets
His Excellency the Ambassador of Peoples Republic of China's visit to the Inspectorate of Government
2nd Annual Report on Tracking Corruption Trends in Uganda: Using the DTM to Development Partners.
A Total of 28 staff of the Inspectorate of Government successfully completed a training in Forensic Audit and Investigation which took place from 18th – 28th September 2011 at the National Leadership Institute (NALI) in Kyankwanzi. The staff received certificates which were handed over to them by the Minister of State for Ethics, Hon Fr Simon Lokodo.
