The Inspectorate of Government is awaiting the vetting of a new Inspector General of Government by Parliament of Uganda following her appointment by H.E the President of the Republic of Uganda.

As the head of the institution, the IGG will provide guidance on the functioning of the office and therefore, authorise and supervise investigations of cases of corruption, issue reports of investigations, issue bank inspection orders, issue witness summons, issue warrants of arrest, authorise prosecutions, issue orders/directives in the course or as a consequence of investigations, issue IG Parliamentary Reports among other activities.

The Inspectorate of Government is awaiting the vetting of a new Deputy Inspector General of Government by Parliament of Uganda following her appointment by H.E the President of the Republic of Uganda.

The Inspectorate of Government is awaiting the appointment of a new Deputy Inspector General of Government by H.E the President of the Republic of Uganda with the approval of Parliament of Uganda.

Mrs. Rose N. Kafeero is the Secretary to the Inspectorate of Government (the Accounting Officer). As the head of finance and administration, she provides policy direction for the Inspectorate of Government, ensures budget and budgetary control, provides effective coordination of the activities of the office and manages and coordinates the administrative matters of the Institution.

Mr. Magezi Joram is the Director Special Investigations. The Directorate is responsible for investigating high profile corruption cases and bringing to book the suspected culprits.

Ms. Sarah Birungi is the Director Legal Affairs and is responsible for ensuring that the Inspectorate of Government executes its functions and exercises its powers in accordance with the law by rendering legal advice.
She is in charge of addressing issues of maladministration in public offices through handling of complaints involving administrative injustice. She is also responsible for enhancing transparency and accountability in public offices through prosecution of suspects of corruption and abuse of office.

Mr. Stephen Okiror is the Director Research, Education and Advocacy. He is responsible for stimulating public awareness about the values of Constitutionalism and the activities of the Inspectorate of Government through workshops/seminars, radios and TV programmes, articles in the print media and other means the Inspectorate considers appropriate.

Ms. Twine Annet Kyakunda is the Director Leadership Code and is responsible for ensuring that the principles and values of integrity, transparency and accountability among leaders in public institutions as specified in the Leadership Code Act are adhered to.
This is done by ensuring that the leaders declare their income, assets and liabilities. The Directorate also investigates leaders who engage in conduct prohibited by the Leadership Code of Conduct in addition to verification of leaders' declarations.

Mr. Muhairwe Polly is the Director Anti-Corruption and is responsible for improvement of efficiency of the Inspectorate in service delivery by taking the services of the Inspectorate of Government nearer to the people and ensuring that the Inspectorate's recommendations, directives and orders are implemented by the public officials/institutions.
The Directorate coordinates Regional Offices and provides statistical information on the output of the Inspectorate of Government.

Mr. David Makumbi is the Director Ombudsman Affairs and is responsible for ensuring that the rule of law and good governance are maintained by public officers through investigation of administrative practices of public officers.
The Directorate is also tasked with carrying out systems studies in various Government Departments and Institutions which are continuously complained about by the general public, with a view of identifying long term solutions to systemic bad governance or disrespect for the rule of law in problematic institutions with a view to identify weak areas that may be conducive to corruption.