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Kampala hires consultants to probe army’s accounts

    NAIROBI

    The Ugandan government has appointed an international consultancy firm to audit the army’s accounts following fraud allegations over the purchase of military equipment, ‘The EastAfrican’ reported today. The study is being funded by the UK’s Department for International Development. Two recent high-profile cases have involved the purchase of second-hand helicopters and tanks from eastern Europe.

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