The Resident District Commissioner Mbale district (RDC) Mr. Bayole Stanley emphasized the need to instill ethics and integrity from a young age to combat corruption in Uganda.
He suggested incorporating ethics training in schools and religious institutions, starting from primary level.
The RDC proposed a 6-month civil service training for all new employees, whether in the private or government sector, to teach good behavior and ethics.
Bayole stressed that anti-corruption efforts should focus on the younger generation, as older individuals are already set in their ways.
The meeting, attended by various district stakeholders, aimed to develop a national anti-corruption strategy for 2025-2030.
Bayole further urged the use of religious and cultural institutions to promote ethics and integrity, with daily training sessions in schools to shape the minds of young Ugandans.
By Herbert Brown.
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