Two men in Kyotera, Uganda, have been arrested for allegedly posing as qualified primary school teachers for over 15 years. Charles Sseruwu and John Kavuma are accused of fraudulently obtaining positions at Kakunyu Primary School and receiving government salaries despite lacking the necessary academic credentials. Authorities believe they infiltrated the payroll through deceitful means and remained undetected for a significant period. The arrests highlight concerns about vetting processes within the Ugandan education system. This case brings into question the oversight of public sector employment. Investigations are ongoing to determine the extent of the fraud and if others were involved. The incident underscores the vulnerability of government resources to exploitation.