Friday, June 16, 2023 By Dorothy Nakaweesi What you need to know: Experts call for tougher measures to curb the appetite for domestic and external loans. The East African governments are once again entering the financial year with huge debt repayment plans, further stifling taxpayers. This is happening against a backdrop of global economic slowdown occasioned
“This countrywide exercise is to monitor non-issuance of e-receipts and e-invoices and inconsistent or incorrect supply of goods without digital stamps”
According to the Bank of Uganda 2020/21 annual report, Shs147.5b was spent on printing currency. However, this was a reduction from Shs193b that was spent for the period ended June 2020
The dealers question why their vehicles have been blocked from entering the country yet they were inspected by UNBS agents and granted conformity certificates
A number of Ugandan truck drivers have been killed in attacks since the beginning of the year, leading to suspension of transportation services to the country by some truck drivers