60% of Ugandans earn Shs200,000 per month
The government should ensure that the money earned by employees doesn’t get substantially consumed by taxes, but instead they should retain it to boost their purchasing power.
Source: monitor.co.ug
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The government should ensure that the money earned by employees doesn’t get substantially consumed by taxes, but instead they should retain it to boost their purchasing power.
At least 60 per cent of Uganda’s 23 million people in the working age population search for jobs through connections
Youth unemployment remains a serious challenge to Uganda, forcing government to recently concede that the level of growth is not matching with job creation.