SHIWANG’ANDU NRPUP MP Stephen Kampyongo has challenged the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) to tell the public how many corruption cases it has concluded instead of just announcing investigations. Kampyongo says the Commission can only win back public trust by showing how many cases from the Auditor General’s Office and the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) have been taken to court and successfully prosecuted. On Wednesday, ACC Director General Daphne Chabu said the Commission does not arrest people based on rumours or headlines, explaining that the Commission first conducts investigations and only takes action after gathering evidence. Chabu disclosed that the Commission was handling seven cases flagged in the 2025 Auditor General’s Report and six cases referred by the FIC. She said one...

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