At least 4,000 civil servants are under investigations by the office of the Inspectorate General of Government-IGG for failing to declare their wealth. According
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Taxi Operators to Pay Park User Fees Quarterly
Last year, the cabinet made a resolution reinstating the charges that President Museveni had suspended in 2017 after taxi operators complained of exorbitant charges.
Panic as Uganda revenue authority issues income tax assessments in Kagadi
Kagadi-The distribution of income tax assessments by a team of Uganda revenue authority has created anxiety among the business community in Kagadi town, Kagadi
Mubende –Kakumiro-Kibaale -Kagadi road excites drivers
Kibaale -The Tarmacking of Mubende –Kakumiro-Kibaale -Kagadi road has excited drivers who have thanked Government for the development. The drivers in Kagadi have said
Minister Kasaija Launches President’s Emyooga initiative in Greater Kibaale
Minister Kasaija Launches President’s Emyooga initiative in Greater Kibaale Kibaale Minister for Finance, Planning and Economic Dev’t Matia Kasaija on Tuesday launched the presidential
Kagadi Boda Boda Riders Struggle to Maintain SOPs on Day two
Kagadi -A number of Boda boda riders are struggling to implement the Standard Operating Procedures-SOPs.Boda bodas resumed their operations this morning following the relaxation
Traders Counting Losses as Kenya Blocks Entry of Uganda Cane Trucks
Several sugarcane traders are stuck in Busia town following Kenya’s ban on the importation of sugarcane from Uganda. Kenya’s Agriculture Cabinet Secretary, Peter Munya
Butchers in Kagadi on spot for cheating customers
Kagadi-Butchers in Paacwa Sub County, Kagadi district are planning to mount operations, to arrest fellow butchers who use fake weighing scales to cheat their
Transport fares hiked as transport resumes in Kagadi
Kagadi-Taxi and bus operators in Kagadi district have increased fares after the ban on private and public transport in border districts was lifted. Addressing
NRM MPs Receive More UGX 40 Million Each
The ruling National Resistance Movement parties Members of Parliament have reportedly received more Shillings 40 million each amidst tension between the Executive and Legislature
