Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Pot teach Kettle black

From BERNAMA 28th July 2009

Uganda seeks Malaysia's help to fight corruption

(Bernama) -- Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has sought Malaysia's assistance in tackling the problem of corruption besetting the east African country.

Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said the president expressed his concern over the problem, which affected not only Uganda but also its neigbours in Africa, during discussions at the ongoing Global Smart Partnership Dialogue, here.

"In our session with heads of government earlier, I had the chance to discuss with them what has been done in Uganda and the president's vision is to find a way to overcome the corruption problem.

"In fact, the president wanted our views on how to get rid of corruption. Many heads of government gave similiar views because corruption is a universal problem," he told Malaysian journalists covering the dialogue here Monday.


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We are so clean, Uganda is taking a lesson on Anti-Corruption from us.

Horray to MACC.
We are now role model.

We can teach Uganda how we overstressed our witnesses.
We can teach Uganda how to throw someone out of the window.

Uganda can learn a lot from us.

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