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Traders Protest URA Cargo Policies Amid Disputes Over Consolidated Imports and Tax Burdens

Traders Protest URA Cargo Policies Amid Disputes Over Consolidate...

Kampala, Uganda — The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) has recently announced a halt on the clearan...

KACITA Issues Ultimatum to URA Over Tax Dispute, Plans Demonstration

KACITA Issues Ultimatum to URA Over Tax Dispute, Plans Demonstrat...

Kampala, May 20, 2025 — The Kampala City Traders Association (KACITA) has issued a stern...

DP Opposes The Creation Of Parallel Anti Corruption Units

DP Opposes The Creation Of Parallel Anti Corruption Units

JOHN BAPTIST The Democratic Party has called upon the government to stop interfering with th...

URA To Cultivate Tax Paying Culture

URA To Cultivate Tax Paying Culture

Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), together with the Finance Ministry have discussed the opportunities & responsibil...

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Chief Justice Against Retirement of High Court Judges at 65 Three Arrested in Gulu City for Suspecte...

Kaddu Goal Earns KCCA Win Over URA

Kaddu Goal Earns KCCA Win Over URA

Patrick Kaddu scored his first goal for KCCA FC on his return to the MTN Omondi Stadium to help the home side registe...

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