Aug. 4, 2017
The IGG Ms. Irene Mulyagonja awards the Directorate of Leadership Code for emerging overall winners of the IG Quiz 2017

April 1, 2011
The Inspectorate of Government (IG) acquired land on Clement Hill Road, on which it will construct an 8 storied office block.

March 15, 2011
"When the people complain -
Entrenching good governanace and the rule of law in aarica."

Dec. 9, 2010
The International Anti-Corruption day.

Nov. 24, 2010
Location: Nairobi - Kenya
24th November 2010 - 28th November 2010

The Nairobi Communique of the East African Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities (EAAACA) November 2010 details.

Read pdf: EAACA AGM Resolutions

Nov. 2, 2010
Location: Macau - China
2nd November 2010 - 5th November 2010
One of the objectives of IAACA is "to promote the effective implementation of the UN Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC)". Since its establishment in 2006, the IAACA has successfully held three annual conferences and general meetings in Beijing-China, Bali-Indonesia and Kiev -Ukraine respectively, where participants had in depth discussions and studies on each chapter of the Convention, actively promoting effective implementation of the UNCAC, gaining extensive approval from the international society.

2010 is an important year for all countries and regions to honor their commitments in implementing the UNCAC, and strengthening and enhancing the construction of anti-corruption mechanisms, and also for the reform and development of IAACA. The theme of the 4th IAACA Annual Conference is "UNCAC Chapter IV: International Cooperation". Participants will have a chance to thoroughly share, discuss and prove into significant issues on international cooperation against corruption, such as extradition, transfer of sentenced persons, mutual legal assistance, law-enforcement cooperation and joint investigation. During the conference, new members of the executive committee of the IAACA will be elected, honorary membership will be conferred to executive committee members who have made outstanding contributions to the development of the organization, and the reform and development plan of IAACA will be discussed.

July 29, 2010
Location: Commonwealth Speke Resort Munyonyo in Uganda
29th July 2010 - 30th July 2010

Communiqué

WE, the Executive Committee of the African Ombudsman & Mediators' Association (AOMA) meeting at the Commonwealth Speke Resort Munyonyo in Uganda from 29th to 30th July 2010:
REITERATE the AOMA mission to promote open, accountable and democratic governance by working to support and protect the independence and development of Ombudsman institutions in Africa for the advancement of good governance and respect of human rights in Africa;
MINDFUL that Ombudsman offices have the requisite powers and functions to promote good governance and the rule of law in public administration, commit ourselves to helping our respective countries to realize MDGs by 2015 through ensuring efficient and effective functioning of public offices in our respective jurisdictions.
AWARE that there exists a link between bad governance, lack of rule of law and lack of respect for human rights and dignity on the one hand, and crimes of transnational character such as terrorism on the other;
Adopt the following Resolutions:

1. WE COMMIT to consolidating AOMA to play a key role in building lasting peace and good governance on the African continent by ensuring full compliance with international standards and strengthening the capacity of the ombudsman institution in Africa to combat impunity and promote a culture of respect for human rights and the rule of law.
2. WE RESOLVE to establish a fully functional secretariat for AOMA; mobilize resources for AOMA activities; strengthen AOMA and make it more visible; and streamline membership of AOMA. 3. WE CALL UPON African leaders to continue to support and strengthen the Ombudsman Institution in Africa.
4. WE CONDEMN the terrorist attacks on Ugandan territory at the Rugby Club and Ethiopian Restaurant in Kampala by the al Shabaab that occurred on 11th July 2010 during the finals of the first ever World Cup to be held on the African Continent that wrought devastating effects on Ugandan society; and stand in solidarity with our Ugandan brothers and sisters at this difficult time.
5. WE SALUTE AND COMMEND the African leaders, who during the AU Summit held at the Commonwealth Speke Resort Munyonyo in Uganda from 19th to 27th July 2010 took resolute measures to re-establish good governance, rule of law, peace and political stability in Somalia, and call upon more African countries to get involved in resolving the stalemate in Somalia.

Dated and signed at Kampala, Uganda this 30th day of July, 2010, on behalf of the Executive Committee by,

Dr. Paulo Tjipilica
President of AOMA

Adv. Thulisile Madonsela
Executive Secretary of AOMA

June 19, 2010
19th June 2010 - 27th June 2010

June 14, 2010
14th June 2010 - 18th June 2010