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Police raid ActionAid offices for allegedly funding unlawful activities

Mulema Najib by Mulema Najib
3 years ago
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Police have surrounded Action Aid Uganda offices in Kansanga along Gaba Road and staff has been blocked from leaving the premises.

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In an affidavit sworn by Assistant Inspector of Police Walya Henry Peter at Makindye Chief Magistrates Court, the search warrant against the premises of Action Aid International Uganda was issued to obtain evidence relating to elicit transfer of funds for funding unlawful activities.

About 20 police officers are said to be involved in the operation.

Action Aid is a non-governmental organization and it’s actively involved in championing good governance and fighting poverty.

Details follow….



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