IG Joins Investigative Partner Agencies To Launch Financial Investigations Training Manual And Tools
June 11, 2026
Ms. Winnie Jeptum
Bargoria, Head of Office of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
(UNODC) in Uganda, led a delegation that paid a courtesy visit on the Inspector
General of Government (IGG), Lady Justice Naluzze Aisha Batala.
The visit marked an
important milestone in strengthening cooperation between the two institutions
and reaffirmed their mutual commitment to enhancing collective efforts in the
prevention and elimination of corruption.
The discussions centred
on exploring innovative and collaborative approaches through which UNODC and
the Inspectorate of Government can address the increasingly sophisticated and
evolving nature of corruption.
Particular emphasis was
placed on developing effective mechanisms to detect, prevent, and combat
complex corruption schemes, while also strengthening public awareness
initiatives to highlight the far-reaching social and economic consequences of
corruption and foster a culture of integrity and accountability.
The engagement further
strengthens the IG’s commitment to building broad-based partnerships in the
fight against corruption.
By fostering
collaboration with key stakeholders, the IG continues to advance its mission of
promoting transparency, accountability, and integrity as essential pillars for
improved public service delivery and sustainable national development.
The meeting was also
attended by the Deputy IGG, Dr. Patricia Achan Okiria, Mr. Gerald Gwaira,
Director Research, Education and Advocacy, Mr. Joseph Pincywa, Manager
Strategy, Policy and Planning, and Hajjat Munira Ali, Manager Strategic
Partnerships and Public Relations, and Mr. Muhammad Mwasa, Personal Assistant
to the IGG.