Bishop Egesa questions Parliament over corruption as Tayebwa blames wider society

Corruption became a major talking point at the thanksgiving service of Parliament Speaker Jacob Marksons Oboth, with religious leaders and Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa offering different views on the causes of the vice and how it should be addressed. The Anglican Bishop of Bukedi Diocese, Samuel Bogere Egesa, challenged Parliament to lead the fight against…

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Speaker Oboth urges Parliament to base lawmaking on evidence

The Speaker of Parliament, Jacob Marksons Oboth, has urged Parliament and its partners to strengthen coordination, improve planning, and use reliable data to measure the impact of laws, budget decisions, and oversight on the lives of Ugandans. Oboth said Parliament’s Legislation, Oversight and Representation (LOR) Programme should be planned, funded, implemented and evaluated as one…

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