“These crimes have significant consequences on both the Government and the general public. They can result in financial losses, disruption of public services, increased taxes, and diminished community resources. These actions erode the trust of the public in government institutions and can undermine social and economic development,” she noted.
In a bid to minimise corruption through abuse and theft of public property, Okiria disclosed that the IG is enhancing comprehensive measures such as strengthening governance, implementing robust legal frameworks, promoting transparency, and engaging citizens to combat this vice effectively.
“By safeguarding public resources, we can promote the common good and ensure a more accountable and prosperous society,” she said.
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