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Uganda: Six Officials Dismissed in Museveni's Anti-Corruption Purge Revealed

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Uganda: Six Officials Dismissed in Museveni's Anti-Corruption Purge Revealed
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KAMPALA -- Nile Post has exclusively established the identities of the six senior officials dismissed by President Museveni in the latest anti-corruption purge targeting the Ministry of Works and Transport and the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA). The dismissals, first disclosed by Works and Transport Minister Fred Byamukama while appearing before Parliament's Committee on Physical Infrastructure on Monday, did not initially identify the affected officials. The minister told MPs that the President had ordered the dismissal of six engineers and other officials over alleged irregularities in major infrastructure projects.

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Publication timeTue, 21 Jul 2026 05:50:42 GMT
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KAMPALA -- Nile Post has exclusively established the identities of the six senior officials dismissed by President Museveni in the latest anti-corruption purge targeting the Ministry of Works and Transport and the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA). The dismissals, first disclosed by Works and Transport Minister Fred Byamukama while appearing before Parliament's Committee on Physical Infrastructure on Monday, did not initially identify the affected officials. The minister told MPs that the President had ordered the dismissal of six engineers and other officials over alleged irregularities in major infrastructure projects.

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