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Transparency International Uganda (TIU) is the national chapter of Transparency International - the global coalition against corruption. It is a registered Non-Governmental Organization with the Uganda NGO Board and has been promoting good governance programmes in Uganda since 1993. The organization works to create change towards a Uganda free of corruption and its effects. It has national jurisdiction and promotes good governance (transparency, integrity and accountability) with specific emphasis on health, education, water, private sector, extractive industry, and political corruption.Latest News and Events
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Consultancy Opportunity
17-04-2013 Hits:189 News Super User
Consultancy Opportunity Re-advertised Transparency International Uganda is a national chapter of Transparency International – The global anti...
Read moreENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
23-11-2012 Hits:685 News Super User
WE WANT ACTION AGAINST THIEVES NOW! Fellow Citizens of Uganda: The President of Uganda, His...
Read moreSMEs tipped on prevention of corruption.
08-11-2012 Hits:488 News Super User
Thursday 27 September 2012Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) must adhere to strict ethical practices like...
Read moreDeath Announcement
05-09-2012 Hits:794 News Super User
Mr. John Kakire Menya (RIP) We are saddened to announce the untimely death of our...
Read moreUganda tops East Africa in corruption - …
31-08-2012 Hits:1038 News Super User
(L-R) Kenyas Executive Director for Transpareny International, Samuel Kimeu and Ugandas Peter Wandera at the...
Read moreUganda’s police is up for a new challeng…
28-08-2012 Hits:888 News Super User
By Nick Seymour on 7 August 2012 in Defence and Security Transparency International Uganda invited our...
Read moreNSSF manager axed over Pension Towers
The NSSF Building under construction at Lumumba Avenue in Kampala that is a subject of investigation. PHOTO BY FAISWAL KASIRYE. By RICHARD WANAMBWA (email the author) In Summary The head of procurement and disposal…
Shs70 billion paid to ghost workers
Minister of State for Finance Fred Omach is interviewed by press after appearing before a parliamentary committee on budget to answer some queries. Photo by Geoffrey Sseruyange By Issac Imaka & Mercy…
Alice Kaboyo pleads guilty in Gavi case
Written by Siraje Lubwama Alice Kaboyo pleaded guilty on four out of the nine accounts against her  The Anti-Corruption court yesterday  convicted a former State House aide, Alice Kaboyo, after she…
Transparency International Uganda aquiresTollFree Line (0800200188)
Transparency International Uganda has acquired a toll free line (0800200188). This is aimed at sharing with the public corruption related concerns, as a centre for receiving complaints; these shall be…
Corruption levels frightening - new IGG
Justice Irene Mulyagonja By Vision Reporter Corruption in Uganda has reached frightening levels, the newly appointed Inspector General of Government  (IGG) Irene Mulyagonja has said. “The rising…
Parliament intensifies war on corruption
The Speaker of Parliament, Rebecca KadagaBy Henry Sekanjako Parliament in partnership with Transparency International Uganda, an integrity body, has dedicated a special book shelf in Parliament’s library for publications to help…
Police probe Baku over sh5b
Justice Irene Mulyagonja has replaced Raphael Baku as the IGG By Vision reporter  The appointment of Justice Irene Mulyagonja surprised those who thought the acting IGG, Raphael Baku deserved the post considering…
TIU Obtains shelf in Parliament Library
Transparency International Uganda in partnership with Parliament of the Republic of Uganda has acquired a shelf in the parliament library. This initiative is aimed at strengthening and effectively promoting transparency,…
Justice Irene Mulyagonja, the new IGG
Born in 1963, Justice Irene Mulyagonja was born with a silver spoon in her mouth. Her father, Mulyagonja, was an astute entrepreneur and owner of Kiira Construction Company. It's this company,…
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