Presidential aides tip youth on ethics, integrity
Presidential aides in Uganda have urged youth to prioritize ethics and integrity while participating in the national anti-corruption campaign. The call came during the graduation of the first cohort of an online anti-corruption training program organized by the Anti-Corruption Coalition Uganda.
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Engaging youth in anti-corruption efforts is a key strategy for improving governance and service delivery in developing nations.
________________ Young people should uphold ethics, integrity and responsible citizenship as they join the country's anti-corruption campaign, Presidential aides have advised, warning that corruption continues to undermine service delivery and national development. Speaking as chief guest at the graduation of the first cohort of the Anti-Corruption Coalition Uganda's (ACCU's) online anti-corruption training programme at Hotel Africana today (July 23), the head of the State House Anti-Corruption Unit (SHACU), Brig. Gen. Henry Isoke, described corruption as a complex challenge that requires the participation of every Ugandan.
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