Three Mitooma District Officials Remanded Over Alleged Shs45 Million Corruption

The three officials appeared before the Anti-Corruption Court over allegations involving Shs45.06 million in public funds.

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  • Three Mitooma District officials have been charged over Shs45.06 million.
  • The accused were remanded until October 16, 2026.
  • The allegations remain unproven as court proceedings continue.

Three Mitooma District officials have been charged before the Anti-Corruption Court over the alleged diversion of Shs45.06 million in public funds.

The accused are Acting District Engineer Tumwebaze John Baptist, District Road Inspector Mandela Franklin and Sector Accountant Aheereza Lydia.

The trio appeared in court on October 13, 2026, to answer charges linked to the alleged mismanagement of public funds.

Following their appearance, the officials were remanded in custody until October 16, when they are expected to return to court.

The case adds to ongoing efforts to strengthen accountability and combat corruption in local government institutions responsible for managing public resources and delivering essential services.

The three officials remain presumed innocent unless proven guilty by a court of law.

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