Uganda’s Mombasa consul general arrested over Sh490m loss The diplomat allegedly caused direct financial loss amounting to Sh494million to Uganda News Just now
The Inspectorate of Government has arrested Uganda’s Consul General in Mombasa, Kenya, Ambassador Herbert Kiguli, over allegations of causing a financial loss of more than Shs494 million to the government.
According to a statement released by the anti-graft agency, the 59-year-old diplomat allegedly caused a direct financial loss amounting to Shs 494,097,270 to the Republic of Uganda.
The Inspectorate confirmed that Ambassador Kiguli is scheduled to appear before the Anti-Corruption Court in Kololo, Kampala, to face formal charges.
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