"Enough is Enough" – Gen. Saleh’s Audit Unmasks Massive Corruption in Uganda’s Power Sector

In 2009, an investigative committee led by General Salim Saleh uncovered deep-rooted inefficiencies and financial irregularities in Uganda’s power distribution sector.

The probe focused on Umeme, the country’s primary electricity distributor, following public outcry over high tariffs and unreliable service.

The findings raised concerns about inflated investment claims, mismanagement of funds, and systemic flaws in the concession agreement.CUmeme had reported investments worth $67.4 million by mid-2009.

However, the Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA) and Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited (UEDCL) struggled to verify a significant portion of these expenditures due to poor documentation.GET FULL STORY HERE.