The IG initiated a strategy to engage with the Inspectorate Departments in MDA/LGs to ensure service delivery and prevention of corruption is attained.

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Leaders who are ceasing to serve as public officers are required to declare their incomes, assets and liabilities within six months from the end of their service period using the Exit Declaration Module of the Inspectorate of Government Online Declaration System (IG-ODS).

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The Inspectorate of Government arrested and arraigned three Officials from Luuka District Local Government before the Anti-Corruption Court on charges of Abuse of Office and Causing government a financial loss of Ushs 24.9m.

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Watch the tutorial on how to fill your Declaration Form using the Inspectorate of Government Online Declaration System (IG-ODS).

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The Inspectorate of Government (IG) arrested and charged a Kaabong District Local Government official over alleged mismanagement of NUSAF 2 funds.

John Bosco Okello was arraigned at the Anti-Corruption Court Kololo before Her Worship Sarah Namusobya.

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The Inspectorate of Government (IG) arrested the District Health Officer (DHO) of Kotido District, Dr. Phillip Olinga and he was later arraigned before Her Worship Sarah Namusobya.

Dr. Olinga is charged with Embezzlement and Causing Financial Loss.

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The Inspectorate of Government (IG) on Monday, March 1 launched the Declaration Period 2021 for Leaders' income, assets and liabilities. Read the newspaper supplement below for more information.

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The Inspectorate of Government (IG) declaration period where leaders are required by law to declare their income, assets and liabilities has been launched.

The declaration period was officially launched by the Deputy Chief Justice, Richard Buteera on Monday 1 at Imperial Royale Hotel in Kampala.

Existing leaders have up to midnight March 31 to submit their declarations, after which the Inspectorate of Government Online Declaration System (IG-ODS) will be deactivated.

It is a requisite under the Leadership Code Act that existing leaders file their declarations after every two years, in the month of March.

For new leaders, declaration is expected inside three months after assumption of office and later follow the existing leaders’ timeline.

Justice Buteera in his remarks pledged that corruption-related cases would top the to-do list of the court business conduct.

He said that unless unlawfully acquired, ownership of property is not illegal and declaring it helps in fighting corruption.

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Deputy IGG, Ms. Mariam Wangadya, highlighted the IG’s achievements thus far in enforcing the Leadership Code of Conduct. She revealed the most compliant Ministries, Departments and Agencies in the previous declaration period of 2019, as well as the most compliant and least compliant districts in the same period.

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For his part, Deputy IGG, Mr. George Bamugemereire, appealed to leaders to be “open and transparent with their loved ones about their income, assets and liabilities, so that it becomes unnecessary for families to seek information about their loved ones’ assets.”

The IG Director Leadership Code, Ms. Annet Twine, said leaders leaving office are required to fill the declaration forms within six months from the time of leaving office. This is so that their names are deleted from the IG-ODS system.

The Fourth National Integrity Survey (NIS IV) was launched by the Minister of State for Ethics and Integrity, Rev. Fr. Simon Lokodo at Sheraton Kampala Hotel.

The survey was conducted by the Inspectorate of Government in collaboration with Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS). It was carried out in 15 sub regions of Uganda, representing both rural and urban areas.

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The last survey was conducted in 2008.

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