Rwanda may grow less corrupt under the Ombudsman

“In the past, ministers used to work on the tendering process and procurement, something that encouraged corruption in ministries. In Rwanda, there is that political will to fight corruption. All Rwandans must be vigilant and report corruption cases. Without people’s vigilance, efforts of organs charged with fighting corruption are limited. People have been sensitised to the sector level and availed toll free telephone lines on which to call and report local leaders who take bribes,” Tito Rutaremara, the Ombudsman said recently while talking to The New Times reporter.