UGANDA - IRON SHEETS FOR KARAMOJA
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Uganda, 1986 to 2026. A government sworn to end the looting built every anti-corruption institution donors wanted; the record shows whom they reached. Roofing sheets bought for the poorest region were received by ministers and MPs; money for AIDS patients, vaccines, the postwar north and pensioners moved through officials' hands; a commission found the president's brother took a bribe on helicopters found in a sorry state. Accountants and a junior minister went to prison; senior ministers were acquitted; a Speaker's investigation ended in a general's post: no prosecution. Covers Agnes Nandutu and the Karamoja iron sheets, Anita Among and Parliament, Salim Saleh and the helicopter purchase, Geoffrey Kazinda and the Office of the Prime Minister, Kale Kayihura and the Uganda Police Force, and Alain Goetz and African Gold Refinery.
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