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"There Are No Many Taxes In Uganda"- Says President Museveni As He Cautions Traders Against Endless Importation - Vimarsana News

"There Are No Many Taxes In Uganda"- Says President Museveni As He Cautions Traders Against Endless Importation

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has disagreed with traders who say that there are many taxes in the country being imposed on them.

Traders urged to reopen as Museveni suspends EFRIS penalties - Vimarsana News

Traders urged to reopen as Museveni suspends EFRIS penalties

John Kabanda, chairman of the Federation Uganda Traders Association, urges protesting traders to reopen their shops following a meeting with President Museveni. Museveni directed URA to suspend...

Source: ntv.co.ug
Traders resume business following presidential meeting - Vimarsana News

Traders resume business following presidential meeting

Traders returned to their businesses on Saturday after nearly a week-long closure, prompted by a meeting held with the president on Thursday evening. The meeting aimed to address the traders'...

Source: ntv.co.ug
Traders resume business following presidential meeting - Vimarsana News

Traders resume business following presidential meeting

Traders returned to their businesses on Saturday after nearly a week-long closure, prompted by a meeting held with the president on Thursday evening. The meeting aimed to address the traders'...

Source: ntv.co.ug
Traders agree to reopen shops after meeting Museveni - Vimarsana News

Traders agree to reopen shops after meeting Museveni

This was after Mr Museveni directed URA to suspend all penalties against the traders for the meantime to give room for wider consultations, according to State House