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Headteacher in Luuka Suspended for Misconduct

Simon Peter Akilenge, the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) for Luuka District, in his letter, accused Mudhuli of accepting 17 million Shillings from Baisemubaka Sylvia, a Clinical Officer, to facilitate her promotion.
07 Feb 2025 11:12
George Mudhuli, the headteacher of Tabingwa Primary School, has been suspended following allegations of misconduct. 

Simon Peter Akilenge, the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) for Luuka District, in his letter, accused Mudhuli of accepting 17 million Shillings from Baisemubaka Sylvia, a Clinical Officer, to facilitate her promotion. “Your actions portray gross misconduct on your part, which cannot be tolerated in the public service,” Akilenge wrote in the suspension letter dated February 4, 2025. 

Mudhuli committed to repaying the money but failed to do so. He allegedly paid 13 million Shillings and promised to pay the remaining balance of 4 million Shillings by January 6, 2025. “I, Mudhuli George, admit that I received Shs17 million from Baisemubaka Sylvia to meet the Chairman of the District Service Commission for a job, but I did not give it to the chairman. I used it myself,” Mr. Mudhuli stated in a commitment letter dated December 23, 2024. 

Mudhuli allegedly posed as the nephew of Paul Isabirye, the District Service Commission chairperson, and conned Baisemubaka into believing he could influence the commission to secure her a job as a senior medical officer. 

Isabirye has since denied any misconduct allegations, calling them baseless and malicious attempts to tarnish his reputation. 

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