Anita Among, Uganda’s shameless queen of corruption, is drowning in yet another scandal, this time over a luxury property in London. As usual, she hides behind a web of deceit, thinking Ugandans are too stupid to see through her lies. But the game is up. Even the IGG, Beti Kamya, has now publicly distanced herself from claims that her office “cleared” Among of wrongdoing. That alone is proof that the empire of theft and deceit Among has built is finally crumbling.
The scandal surrounding Flat 4, Silk House, 7 Waterden Road, London, is just a fraction of the billions Among has looted. The IGG’s so-called investigation conveniently concluded that the house is registered under a different name, but anyone with half a brain knows how these thieves operate. Offshore accounts, fake ownership structures, and proxies are standard tools for Uganda’s corrupt elite. The real question is: How many more stolen properties are hidden in London, Dubai, or Switzerland? How many bank accounts are fattened with the blood money stolen from starving Ugandans?
Beti Kamya, a Museveni loyalist turned IGG, is now playing it safe, claiming her words were “misrepresented” by the media. But the truth is clear—Kamya knows Among is guilty, she just doesn’t want to be the one to say it. Her nervous backpedaling is a sign that Among is becoming a liability, and those who once defended her are now looking for the nearest exit before they sink with her. Even Among’s close allies are beginning to jump ship.
Meanwhile, Museveni, the godfather of this mafia regime, is putting on a pathetic show of concern. He writes a letter to Among, asking if she owns the London house. What a joke! As if Uganda’s chief dictator is unaware of the billions his cronies are hoarding in foreign accounts. This is nothing but a staged performance to deceive the masses. The reality is that Among got too greedy, and now Museveni’s cartel is scrambling to control the damage. But no amount of PR stunts can cleanse the stench of corruption that clings to Among like a rotting carcass.
Among, already sanctioned by the UK for corruption, had the audacity to claim she was being targeted because of her stance against homosexuality. What a laughable excuse! This is the same woman who looted Karamoja’s relief funds, stole millions from government projects, and turned Parliament into her personal bank account. Now, she wants to play the victim? The arrogance is staggering.
But Among’s lies are running out of steam. She denies owning the London house, yet the UK government had enough proof to sanction her. She tries to paint herself as innocent, yet even Museveni and Kamya are inching away from her. The writing is on the wall—Among is nothing but a power-drunk, greedy fraudster whose days of unchecked looting are numbered.
Yet let’s not fool ourselves—crooks like Among don’t go to jail in Museveni’s Uganda. They are shielded, promoted, and allowed to keep stealing. That is, until the people finally rise up. The anger is simmering. The nation is watching. And when the day of reckoning arrives, there will be nowhere left for Among and her gang of thieves to hide.
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