Uganda: Corruption chief retires

On his retirement, Uganda's anti-corruption czar says no-one has dared tempt him with a bribe. But Jotham Tumwesigye, who has been fighting sleaze for eight years, says despite investigating 10 government ministers none had been charged. Those in top jobs are good at hiding evidence needed for court action, he told the BBC. During his tenure, he said he has made many enemies and attempts were made by some to reduce his powers.