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A parliamentary committee has demanded a minister resign and other officials be sacked after an internal dispute spilled into the open, A parliamentary select committee has demanded the resignation of Betty Amongi, Minister of Gender, Labour, and Social Development, over her attempted interference in the management of the National Social Security Fund (NSSF), the state-run contributory pension scheme to which employees give 5% of their salaries and their employers 10%.

The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has given companies a period of 30 days to register their workers with the

The National Social Security Fund has given employers with unregistered employers an ultimatum of 30 days to start remittances to the pension fund or pay a 10% penalty of the outstanding amount.

The National Social Security Fund has given employers with unregistered employers an ultimatum of 30 days to start remittances to the pension fund or pay a 10% penalty of the outstanding amount.

It was noted that most strategic plans fail to materialise not because they are bad but because people do not understand who their customers are

The very documents the minister could not trust her Cabinet colleagues with she had instantly shared with a walk-in in pointed shoes! The Official Secrets Act be damned!

The top management of National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has ruled out stepping aside as recommended by the Parliament’s Select Committee

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Uganda’s pension sector coverage ratio stood at 18 percent against a 15 million working population in 2022.

The report recommends resignation of Labour minister Betty Amongi and NSSF ex-Managing Director Richard Byarugaba alongside his successor Patrick Ayota be investigated with a view of possible...