(Pic from Tribune India)

This week is Anti-Corruption Week in Uganda and I've Left Copenhagen has coverage here,
with news that there will be a procession in Kampala to mark the start of this observance.

The objective of the procession is to draw the attention of government and the general public to the negative ramifications of corruption in UPE and lobby for reforms. It is during the processions that anti-corruption activists come out physically to demonstrate concern and resentment about the undeterred levels of corruption in the country. It is important that we mobilize a critical mass to join the procession in order to display public support for better quality and management of Universal Primary Education.

For other related stories on corruption worldwide, see these stories here and here.

Other blog coverage at: Magic Statistics, Child of the Revolution, Colby File, and the World According to Adaure.