The Ugandan government is standing by Local Government Minister Balaam Barugahara’s monitoring of service delivery in government schools, framing it as a crucial step in combating corruption and enhancing public services. However, secondary school head teachers in Kampala, Uganda are strongly objecting to the minister’s methods. These educators allege they are facing intimidation and harassment during the inspections. The criticism centers on the approach taken by authorities during the ongoing anti-corruption drive. Government officials maintain the exercise is necessary, despite the complaints. The situation highlights tensions between efforts to improve governance and concerns over due process within Uganda’s education system. This dispute continues to unfold as the investigation progresses across schools in Uganda.