KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — An audacious scam in which up to $13 million in donor money was embezzled in the office of Uganda’s prime minister has brought several European donors to freeze aid to Uganda, the kind of action long demanded by transparency campaigners who charge that the money encourages a corrupt system.

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