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Uganda is a middle-income country, says Museveni - Vimarsana News

Uganda is a middle-income country, says Museveni

Mr Museveni expressed confidence that Uganda would maintain its spot above the middle-income status.

Museveni to medics: Return to work, risk allowances are in the bank - Vimarsana News

Museveni to medics: Return to work, risk allowances are in the bank

Daily Monitor Saturday June 26 2021 Summary Through his speech that centered on biblical summons, Mr Museveni rebuked advocates of religious congregation in prayer and worship hubs.  Mr Museveni also said that health authorities should review the criteria of accrediting essential workers during the 42-day lockdown. Advertisement President Yoweri Museveni has urged striking frontline medical workers to return to work and wait for their “banked allowances.” “So the issue is hazard allowances, not salaries….Those doctors should not slow down. These people are keeping your money in the ...

Govt substitutes OTT with 12% tax on data, airtime - Vimarsana News

Govt substitutes OTT with 12% tax on data, airtime

By David Vosh Ajuna The Ministry of Finance has slapped a harmonized excise duty rate of 12% on airtime, value-added services and

Source: kfm.co.ug
RwandAir suspends flights to Uganda over Covid spike - Vimarsana News

RwandAir suspends flights to Uganda over Covid spike

Uganda’s Covid-19 death toll has eclipsed 400 with health authorities warning that civil disobedience towards mounted restrictions could escalate the situation

Govt substitutes OTT with 12% tax on data, airtime - Vimarsana News

Govt substitutes OTT with 12% tax on data, airtime

Contentiously approved on May 7 by the 10th Parliament, critics and experts say the taxes-now- levied on telecommunication services will cripple e-commerce and political freedoms