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Parliament Grill Finance Ministry Over Uganda’s Surging Debt Levels

Lango Demands Cutting Parliament By 300 Members

Members of Parliament on the Budget Committee have voiced growing apprehensions about Uganda’s mounting debt burden. They pressed the Ministry of Finance, Planning, and Economic Development for strategies to effectively manage this fiscal challenge. State Minister for Finance, Henry Musasizi, revealed that the total debt stock as of June 2023 reached $23.7 billion (sh91 trillion). This is a notable increase ...

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URA Urges Importers To Embrace New Warehousing Restrictions

URA Urges Importers To Embrace New Warehousing Restrictions

The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) acting Assistant Commissioner of Public and Corporate Affairs Edrine Mutebi, has said that URA is streamlining its warehousing regime. This is to better facilitate trade and ensure improved tax compliance. The tax body wants importers to abide by the government directive restricting the warehousing of particular goods in customs-bonded warehouses. “URA is here to facilitate ...

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Soroti Fruit Factory To Resume Processing Mangoes

Soroti Fruit Factory To Resume Processing Mangoes

The Soroti Fruit Factory is set to resume processing mangoes in the next two weeks, the facility’s CEO, Julius Martin Ekomu has revealed Thursday. Since the new mango line was installed in the factory in December 2022, it only had processing trials of between 300,000 to 400,000 kilogrammes of local mangoes. This was the period the local mangoes were available around ...

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Mun G Announces Return To The Music Fold

Mun G Announces Return To The Music Fold

Local singer Mungi Matovu popularly known as Mun G has announced his return to the music fold. The Namalayo singer spent the entire last year without releasing a song. Speaking about this, the singer said that he had decided to take a music break. He wanted to evaluate himself and see what kind of legacy he has. According to the ...

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Startling Revelation: Majority Of Ugandan Drivers Operate Without Permits, UDLS Reports

Majority Of Ugandan Drivers Operate Without Permits, UDLS Reports

In a recent revelation, the Uganda Driver and Licensing System (UDLS) has unveiled a deeply concerning statistic— a staggering 60% of Ugandan drivers traversing the roads of Uganda are doing so without the necessary permits. This alarming revelation sheds light on a pressing issue that demands immediate attention and stringent action. The UDLS, responsible for overseeing and ensuring road safety, ...

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