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The Headteacher of St. Peter’s Claver Senior Secondary School in Mbale has made the entire community proud. Hon. Balaam @BalaamBarugahar and Hon. Justin Nameere @JustineNameere Ministers of Local Government, made a surprise visit to the school. The Headteacher presented clear and accurate information, and everything she shared was verified on the spot. During the visit, the ministers and other leaders conducted a headcount. All records were found to be correct. The number of students enrolled under the government’s Universal Secondary Education program matches exactly with the official records at the Ministry of Education and Sports. This is in sharp contrast to other institutions that have been caught with forged numbers of both students and staff. We should celebrate her integrity. Among schools, hospitals, and road projects, she stands out as a leader who is not involved in corruption. Thank you, sister, for setting such a strong example of honesty and accountability.

30 million shillings used to buy 8 power sockets in Namisindwa district, LC5 chairperson initiates investigations. The LC 5 chairperson Namisindwa district Emma Bwayo was Left in shock after landing on an expenditure budget document of 30 million shillings used to buy 8 power sockets. 30 million was budgeted for Tsekululu subcounty 25 million shillings for Bukokho subcounty. "some body went and bought 8 sockets electrical sockets to connect power in the house at 30 million, How much does one socket cost not even with power but sockets,me I used 1.5million to connect power in the whole of my house" Bwayo said. He added that 25millions were spent on buying two doors and 5 million for labour at Bukokho subcounty something still questionable on how such amount of money was used on buying two doors. Bwayo said that he will not reduce on the speed of fighting corruption in Namisindwa.

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