Uganda Refunds Sh14 Billion to Ireland
The country has returned four million euros, the equivalent of Sh14 billion, to the Irish government, allegedly misappropriated by officials in prime minister's office.Video
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8 January 2013
Uganda Tables Anti-Corruption Bill
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- NTV Uganda
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