
Uganda's Inspector General of Government, Lady Justice Naluzze Aisha Batala, has reaffirmed the Inspectorate of Government's commitment to strengthening Integrity Ambassadors Clubs in universities and other higher learning institutions across the country. According to Watchdog Uganda, she made the pledge while receiving representatives of the Bishop Stuart University Integrity Ambassadors Club, who paid a courtesy call on her. The initiative aims to promote integrity values among Uganda's youth through campus-based clubs.
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