The Inspectorate of Government (IGG) has intensified its anti-corruption crackdown with the arrest of Chris Obore and several other officials linked to Parliament as investigations into alleged corruption continue.
The latest arrests mark a significant expansion of the probe into Parliament’s inner circle, with authorities signaling that no public official is beyond the reach of the law. The development comes amid the government’s renewed efforts to combat corruption and strengthen accountability in public institutions.
The crackdown has drawn mixed reactions, with many Ugandans cautiously welcoming the move as a sign that authorities are taking decisive action against corruption. Investigations are ongoing, and officials say more arrests could follow as the probe widens.
The government maintains that anyone found culpable will be held accountable in accordance with the law, reaffirming its commitment to fighting corruption regardless of status or position.
