Uganda's Inspectorate of Government gives 202 officials until March 31, 2026 to reconcile balances owed to the state or face prosecution
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Uganda's Inspectorate of Government (IGG), led by Aisha Naluzze Batala, directed 202 public officers, including former Ministry of Agriculture permanent secretary Pius Wakabi Kasaija, who reportedly owes about Shs205 million, to report and reconcile outstanding balances owed to the state by March 31, 2026, calling it a final reminder and warning of prosecution, including charges of disobeying lawful orders and abuse of office. The Nile Post reported that between July and December 2025 the IGG recovered Shs2 billion in misappropriated funds and handled 306 corruption cases, and that 378 of 1,392 of its recommendations (26%) were implemented; as of January-February 2026 it had Shs9.9 billion in outstanding recovery orders, of which Shs2.4 billion was collected.
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by January-February 2026 it had Shs9.9 billion in outstanding recovery orders
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of which Shs2.4 billion had been collected
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Between July and December 2025 the IGG recovered Shs2 billion in misappropriated funds
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including former Permanent Secretary Pius Wakabi Kasaija (about Shs205 million)
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