Ugandan State Minister for Local Government, Justine Nameere, is defending her controversial tactic of publicly confronting and filming suspected corrupt officials. She asserts these operations are grounded in solid evidence and fully compliant with the law. Nameere made these comments during a visit to the Acholi sub-region while discussing the ongoing anti-corruption crackdown. Her approach, involving public shaming, has drawn scrutiny but she maintains its effectiveness. The minister did not elaborate on specifics of the evidence used, but firmly rejected any claims of legal wrongdoing. This crackdown signals a potentially new, more visible approach to fighting corruption in Uganda.