Heading the LACC delegation is the Executive Chairperson, Cllr. Alexandra Zoe accompanied by the Vice Executive Chairperson, Mr. Ernest Hughes, the Executive Assistant Ms. Vivian Akoto, the Asset Declaration & Verification Officer Ms. Patricia Barnaby and the Internal Auditor Mr. William Munyeneh.

The Inspectorate of Government (IG) in Uganda is a constitutionally established body mandated to promote good governance, fight corruption, and enforce the Leadership Code Act. This includes managing the country’s electronic asset declaration regime for public officials, ensuring transparency, accountability, and integrity in public service through monitoring, investigation, and prosecution of corruption-related offenses.

At the opening ceremony, the LACC team was warmly welcomed by Mrs. Rose N. Kafeero, Permanent Secretary, on behalf of the Inspector General of Government. In her remarks, Mrs. Kafeero expressed appreciation for the collaboration between Liberia and Uganda in advancing anti-corruption initiatives.

Responding, the LACC Executive Chairperson Cllr. Alexandra Zoe, thanked the Inspectorate of Government for hosting the delegation and emphasized that the knowledge gained from Uganda’s experience will be instrumental in guiding Liberia’s own e-declaration rollout.

Throughout the week, the LACC team will understudy the operational framework, technology, and best practices of Uganda’s e-declaration platform, with the goal of strengthening Liberia’s asset declaration and verification regime in line with international standards.