The leader of Tanzania’s Uhuru Torch, Wazo Mwang’onda, has directed the Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) to actively promote the formation of anti-corruption clubs across various communities. This initiative aims to bolster public awareness and increase citizen participation in the ongoing fight against corruption within the country. Mwang’onda issued this instruction during the launch of a new anti-corruption club at Lutale Secondary School in the Magu District. The move signifies a push for a grassroots approach to combating graft, involving students and broader community groups. Officials hope these clubs will foster a culture of integrity and accountability. This effort is part of a larger national strategy to address corruption and promote good governance. The Daily News reports this directive underscores the importance of collective action in tackling this critical issue.