Anti-corruption court Judge Magret Tibulya has delivered her judgement on Friday in the only remaining IGG case against Kazinda after the Constitutional court halted all DPP cases against him in August this year.
The Constitutional court said that Kazinda should be discharged from any future cases before the Anti-corruption court that were founded on similar facts arising out of his employment in the Office of the Prime Minister.
But according to the Public Relations Officer in the Office of the IGG Ali Munira, the Inspectorate of Government was not bound by the Constitutional court decision hence today’s guilty verdict against Kazinda.
Justice Tibulya has now convicted Kazinda on 3 counts of illicit enrichment.
IGG has proved that between 2009 and 2012 Kazinda was in control and possession of UGX 210 million which he spent on renting apartments from Sheraton hotel for a period of 10 months, 4 motor vehicles worth UGX 769 million and UGX 3.6 billion Land he illicitly accumulated while in office all of which accumulated to UGX 4.6 billion shs.
To the IGG, Kazinda had only declared his salary and allowances amounting to UGX 83.7 million as his known source of income.
But one of the Prosecution Witnesses that testified against Kazinda, George Byaruhanga a friend to Kazinda’s late father, produced a Will pertaining to the exact properties of Kazinda’s father minus the UGX 3.6 billion land Kazinda illicitly accumulated while in office.
