Kampala — THE US Department of Justice on Friday concluded a five-day training course for detectives and prosecutors from the Inspector General of Government's (IGG) office.
The officials will handle corruption cases when the Anti-corruption Court starts operating next month.
Damalie Lwanga, the assistant director of public prosecutions, said although the prosecutors were primarily equipped to handle corruption cases, they would apply the same skills in handling other criminal matters.
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