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Police officers to arrest anyone who tries to bribe them

William Kasoba by William Kasoba
December 1, 2021
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The Head of the Statehouse Anti Corruption Unit, Col. Edith Nakalema, has tasked Police officers to start arresting anyone who offers to give them a bribe while executing their mandatory duties.

According to Nakalema, the officers should lead the fight against corruption, a vice that has hindered development.

Uganda is estimated to lose over Shs10 trillion into corrupt tendencies each year.

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The national service delivery survey 2015 by the Uganda Bureau of Statistics put the Police at 63% as far as bribery, fraud, and extortion are concerned, making it the most corrupt institution in the country.

Police is closely followed by tax officials at 48%, the Judiciary at 45%, the public sector at 44%, and business executives at 40%.

Nakalema urged officers to work hard saying it is the way to stop corruption.

“Life is about choice and everyone should choose not to be corrupt,” said Col. Edith Nakalema.

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