On 7th November 2024, a well-known humanitarian NGO in Kampala discovered that donor funds, meant for a maternal health project in Lira, had mysteriously dwindled. Bank statements showed UGX 1.6 billion disbursed to “beneficiary suppliers.” Yet on the ground, no medicines had arrived, and the health centre shelves remained empty. At first, management suspected supplier fraud. They called in Summit Consulting Ltd to investigate. What we uncovered was far more chilling; the breach was inside the house. How insiders weaponised access The NGO’s finance system required two approvals for any payment above UGX 10 million. But insiders knew the weaknesses.…