Procurement fraud

Allen Kagina, former Executive Director of the now-defunct Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA), and Gen. Katumba Wamala, Minister of Works and Transport, are central figures in Uganda’s road infrastructure sector, now under renewed scrutiny following a High Court ruling on procurement integrity and fraud allegations.
Allen Kagina, former Executive Director of the now-defunct Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA), and Gen. Katumba Wamala, Minister of Works and Transport, are central figures in Uganda’s road infrastructure sector, now under renewed scrutiny following a High Court ruling on procurement integrity and fraud allegations.

High Court Clarifies: Fraud Allegations in Public Contract Disputes Must Be Heard—Even Late

The case stems from a major infrastructure procurement initiated by the former Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA), now operating under the Ministry of Works and Transport, for the upgrading of key road
April 26, 2026
Amid ongoing investigations into a multibillion UGX fraud scandal, Nile Breweries faces a critical test of its corporate governance and internal controls. Will the brewery’s leadership restore trust and accountability?

EDITORIAL: The Nile Breweries Internal Fraud Audit: A Wake-Up Call to Corporate Uganda

The Nile Breweries scandal involving the Majok siblings has exposed significant weaknesses in corporate governance, oversight, and financial accountability. However, this case is not an isolated incident—it is part of a growing
The Majok Siblings — Amou Majok (left) and Darwin Majok— at the Center of a Brewing Fraud Scandal At Nile Breweries.

Nile Breweries Investigates How Two Siblings, One Reporting to the Other, Caused Multibillion Losses in Fraud and Bogus Marketing Schemes

Nile Breweries Limited, the Ugandan subsidiary of global brewing giant Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev), is conducting an extensive investigation into allegations of fraud and financial misconduct within its sales and marketing departments.
From the survey the rise in electronic fraud in Eastern Africa was enabled by insiders in organizations in collusion with technologically savvy customers.

A portrait of an East African Economic Criminal And Fraudster, according to PwC

Businesses in Eastern Africa must act quickly to avert increasing cases of economic crimes and fraud that threaten their existence, the Global Economic and Crime Survey by renowned international audit firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers

 

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