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The Inspectorate of Government recovered Shs5.7 billion in cash and assets in the first half of 2026, despite recommending the recovery of Shs441.6 billion following investigations into corruption allegations. The figures raise questions about the enforcement of recovery recommendations by Uganda’s anti-corruption watchdog, although the Inspectorate’s report does not specify how much of the recommended amount remains outstanding or explain the gap. Deputy Inspector General of Government Anne Twinomugisha Muhairwe presented the January-June performance report to Parliament, detailing the institution’s investigations into corruption, administrative injustices and breaches of the Leadership Code of Conduct. Muhairwe told Speaker of Parliament Jacob Marksons Oboth-Oboth, Leader of the Opposition Joel Ssenyonyi and parliamentary committee chairpersons that the Inspectorate had registered 1,909 new complaints, authorised 1,668 cases for investigation and concluded 1,472 investigations during the six-month period. Of the concluded investigations, 614 concerned corruption, 681 related to maladministration under the Ombudsman function, while 177 involved alleged...

Sierra Leone Telegraph: 12 October 2026: The Chief of Staff, ECOWAS Standby Force (COS ESF), Brigadier General Sheikh Massaquoi and the Commander, ECOWAS Logistics Depot (ELD), Lungi (Photo above), Navy Captain Idenyi Jude Akpa, accompanied by staff officers of the ECOWAS Standby Force (ESF) and the Peace Support Operations Division (PSOD) of the ECOWAS Commission, on Wednesday, 30th of September 2026, paid a courtesy call on the Nigerian Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, at the Nigerian Army Headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria. The visit formed part of ongoing engagements aimed at strengthening cooperation between the Military Component of the ECOWAS Commission and the Nigerian Army, particularly in the areas of regional security, defence cooperation, operational readiness, interoperability, training and logistics support. During the engagement, Brigadier General Massaquoi conveyed the greetings of the President of the ECOWAS Commission and the Commissioner for Political Affairs, Peace and Security (CPAP)...

The Capricorn Foundation has recently provided welfare organization Imago Dei with N$980,000 to fund 10 community-based projects throughout Namibia under its Vulnerability Initiatives Focus Area. The Foundation noted that these supported initiatives are projected to enhance the well-being of thousands of Namibians. According to Imago Dei estimates, their network of community projects reaches upwards of 4,000 direct and indirect beneficiaries, extending vital support beyond single individuals to encompass entire households and communities. Executive Director of the Foundation, Marlize Horn, said behind every meal served, every child supported and every family assisted is a story of hope, and our partnership with Imago Dei has helped community organisations continue their important work in some of Namibia’s most vulnerable communities over the years. “We are proud to continue this journey together and to support initiatives that restore dignity, provide care and create opportunities for people to build better futures for themselves and their...

RIYADH, September 17, 2026: Condemnations have poured in following Saudi Arabia’s announcement that its air defences intercepted and destroyed a Houthi drone south of Mecca, with the Saudi-led coalition warning that the security of the Two Holy Mosques and pilgrims is a “red line.” The Houthis have denied targeting Mecca, calling the Saudi account false. Saudi coalition spokesman Maj Gen Turki al-Maliki said the drone was intercepted on Tuesday evening before it entered the restricted airspace over Mecca. He described the incident as the second reported Houthi attempt to target the holy city, following a 2017 ballistic missile incident, and warned that the coalition would take necessary measures against further attacks. More News: US Warns Americans Against Libya Travel Amid Kidnapping, Terrorism and Civil Unrest The Houthis rejected the accusation. Hazam al-Assad, a member of the group’s political bureau, dismissed Riyadh’s claim as a “worn-out lie,” while a Houthi military...

“O Governo descobriu subitamente uma paixão pelo golfe” O Partido Trabalhista Português denuncia que a expropriação dos terrenos para o golfe no Faial supera a do Hospital Central da Madeira. Raquel Coelho afirma que esta atuação representa “uma cedência do poder público a interesses privados” e critica os estudos do Governo. O JPP também manifestou-se sobre a matéria em tom crítico e ameaçou pedir os dados “por via legal”.   “Alterações históricas” ao modelo de mobilidade aérea O CHEGA avança com propostas de alteração que serão votadas a 30 de março.   “Equilíbrio entre oportunidades e ameaças” O «Estudo de Caraterização do Alojamento Local no Funchal – Bases para a Sustentabilidade do Sector», elaborado pelo Departamento de Fiscalização da Câmara Municipal do Funchal, serviu de orientação ao Regulamento Municipal que ficou ontem disponível para consulta pública.   LIFE reforça conservação na Madeira O Programa LIFE tem sido um dos principais...

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Sunday Standard Letshego clears P483 Million BPOPF facility Letshego Africa Holdings Limited says it has fully repaid its loan facility from the Botswana Public Officers Pension Fund (BPOPF), clearing a funding obligation of up to P483 million as the microlender continues efforts to strengthen its balance sheet. In a notice to shareholders, Letshego confirmed that the repayment, including all accrued interest, was completed at the end of September 2026 on the facility’s maturity date. .ihc-locker-wrap{} There’s more to this story But to keep reading, we need you to subscribe. Investigative journalism is an indispensable part of a healthy society, but it’s also expensive to produce. We are reliant on subscriptions to fund our work, and while you can enjoy most of our stories for free, a small number of premium features are reserved for subscribers. You can subscribe for one week, a month or a full year – the choice...