By mugisa geofrey on April 26, 2018
David Bahati, Francis mukula, John Bagoole, Joseph Ssewungu, Judith Franca Akello, Members of Parliament, moses walyomu, Nathan Nandala mafabi, Parliament of Uganda, Parliamentary Committee on Finance
Business news, Finance, Latest Uganda News
Members of Parliament on the finance committee have opposed government’s proposal to tax Saccos and individuals engaged in agriculture. The proposals that also include a ban on importation of vehicles older than eight years are contained in tax bills for the financial year 2018/2019. The eight tax bills, which are being considered by the Parliament […]
By Isaac Senabulya on August 11, 2016
Bank of Uganda, banking and money lending services, Commercial Bank of Africa, Hon. David Bahati, Hon. Frank Tumwebaze, Joseph Ssewungu, Kenneth Lubogo, Member of Parliament for Bugangaizi East Constituency in Kibaale district, Member of Parliament for Bulamogi County in Kamuli district, Member of Parliament for Kalungu West in Kalungu district, Minister for ICT, MTN MOkash, MTN Uganda, Neighboring countries Kenya and Tanzania have been utilizing a similar service, Onesimus Twinamasiko, regulatory framework for the telecommunications companies., State Minister for Finance and Planning, Telecommunication companies and financial institutions
Business news, Latest Uganda News
Members of Parliament have expressed mixed reactions about a new service by MTN to provide loans to its customers while enabling them to make savings using their mobile phones. The new service launched on August 10, 2016 and dubbed MTN MOkash, will be managed in partnership with the Commercial Bank of Africa (CBA) and is […]
By Gerald Businge on July 18, 2011
Joseph Ssewungu, Uganda National Teachers union, Uganda teachers
Latest Uganda News
The member of parliament for Kalungu west in Kalungu District Joseph Ssewungu has asked government to respond to teachers salary and allowances demands to avoid the pending teachers sit down. This followed teachers announcing seven days sit down strike from 27th July if government does not adhere to their demands of increasing their salary by 100%. […]
