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Ugandan Lawmakers Call for Audit of Development Funds in Karamoja Sub-region

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Lawmakers have formally requested that the government conduct a comprehensive audit of taxpayer funds invested in the Karamoja sub-region. This call for accountability was made amid concerns that the area had become prone to misuse of public money. The questions were raised during a meeting regarding the Sh10 trillion ten-year Karamoja Region Development Plan (KRDP).

From newvision.co.ug

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The questioning focuses on the impact of the vast public investment aimed at addressing chronic issues such as high poverty, recurrent hunger, and insecurity in several districts. The lawmakers argued that little tangible progress was evident on the ground despite the large sums of public money deployed.

From newvision.co.ug

Who's involved

  • UgandaGeopolitical state where the sub-region is located.
  • KaramojaAdministrative sub-region of Uganda facing development challenges.
  • Lucy AkelloLawmaker leading the questioning of the development projects.
  • governmentThe governing body tasked with overseeing the development funds.

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