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Annual gold exports grow to 40,648 kgs - Vimarsana News

Annual gold exports grow to 40,648 kgs

Gold continues to be an important commodity in Uganda’s export structure, accounting for at least more than 45 percent of export earnings.

50th anniversary of first Afrikaans literary work to be banned - Vimarsana News

50th anniversary of first Afrikaans literary work to be banned

In 1974, ‘Kennis van die aand’ was deemed ‘undesirable’ and become the first literary work in Afrikaans to be banned by the apartheid state.

Pintard: Davis mislead Parliament when he said no new taxes - Vimarsana News

Pintard: Davis mislead Parliament when he said no new taxes

Free National Movement (FNM) Leader Michael Pintard yesterday accused Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis of misleading Parliament when he said that the 2023/2024 budget has no new taxes. Pintard pointed to several bills tabled following Davis’ budget communication in Parliament last week, commonly known as the budget bills, which contain several new taxes. “The power

Tanzania tourism toasts effects of tax relief - East African Business Week - Vimarsana News

Tanzania tourism toasts effects of tax relief - East African Business Week

BY EABW REPORTER DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA- Tourism players in Tanzania are likely to raise their glasses to toast for remarkable earnings this year, thanks to the state for granting them a tax relief in a bid to spur industry growth. In the 2018/19 budget tabled in parliament , the Finance Minister, Dr. Phillip Mpango […]

AG outlines benefits of Law Reform and Revision Bill - Vimarsana News

AG outlines benefits of Law Reform and Revision Bill

Pointing to the frequency with which legislation is amended, Attorney General Ryan Pinder said yesterday if laws are not revised from time to time and consolidated, it would be impossible for a practitioner and ordinary lay person to determine what the current law is. He was raising debate on the Law Reform and Revision Bill,