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The institutional framework implemented by the National Resistance Movement to combat corruption in Uganda is scrutinized to determine why corrupt behavior remains prevalent. The role of several government agencies (eg, the Ministry of Ethics & Integrity, the Inspector General of Government, & the Public Accounts Committee) & the press in fighting against corruption between 1986 & 1998 is reviewed. Measures taken by government agencies in reforming Uganda's framework for combating corruption during the late 1990s are discussed; & changes in economic policy, military programs, & the press are noted. Recommendations for improving the nation's anticorruption framework include the need to better coordinate anticorruption agencies, the empowerment of civil society, & the creation of a political will. 17 References. J. W. Parker

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