Ugandan Anti-Corruption Group Thrives Amid Threats

An online protest movement is being credited for exposing corruption in Uganda. Among others, posts on Uganda's National Assembly purport to reveal details about abuse of public resources, nepotism in staff recruitment and even collusion between civil servants and lawmakers on oversight committees. The online protest movement, which has generated a national conversation, has been hailed by anti-corruption activists for its ability to name and shame specific individuals before an attentive audience. Dr Jimmy Spire Ssentongo, a Ugandan professor, columnist, author, and editorial cartoonist is leading the exhibition. He tells VOA’s Douglas Mpuga, that although he is worried about his safety after receiving threats, the campaign has been largely successful in creating awareness