The Office of the Inspector General (OIG) says that "marked progress" has been made in the past year in the systemic fraud case involving Global Fund and other grants in Uganda.
In addition to the four people who have been convicted, charges have been laid in two other cases; investigations have been finalised in eight cases (and the Director of Public Prosecutions [DPP] is weighing the evidence to determine if charges are warranted); 15 cases are in an advanced stage of investigation; 22 cases are under investigation; and the remaining cases have been assigned to investigation teams and will be pursued as resources become available.
Investigations have been concluded in a further eleven cases for which the DPP determined that there was insufficient evidence to prosecute.
(See Issue 113, at www.aidspan.org/gfo, for GFO's most recent coverage on this case.)
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