NSSF Uganda Revolutionizes Savings with Smartlife Flexi: Secure Your Future Today!

The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Uganda has launched a groundbreaking voluntary savings product, NSSF Smartlife Savings Plan, to increase social security coverage and empower Ugandans to secure their financial future. This innovative plan targets existing NSSF members, non-members in the formal and informal sectors, and the diaspora. A Response to Members’ Needs The NSSF…

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Debunking the Myths: Unveiling the Truth about EFRIS

Remember when the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) unveiled the Electronic Fiscal Receipting and Invoicing System (EFRIS)? Many business owners and traders were perplexed. Rumors swirled, and misconceptions spread like wildfire. ‘Is it another tax?‘ they wondered. Asking whether it was a new burden on their already strained businesses? But little did they know, EFRIS was…

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Year in Review: Entebbe International Airport and Civil Aviation Authority’s 2024 Milestones

As the curtains draw on 2024, Entebbe International Airport and the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) proudly look back on a year of remarkable achievements. Significant growth, innovation, and infrastructure development have positioned Uganda’s premier airport as a beacon of excellence in African aviation. Here are some of the key milestones you need to know; Passenger…

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Uganda Revenue Authority: A Year of Resilience and Growth

As 2024 wraps up, we take stock of Uganda Revenue Authority’s (URA) performance, highlighting its progress, successes, challenges and lessons learned throughout the year. Revenue Collection: Exceeding Targets URA surpassed its revenue collection target by 5%, collecting UGX 22.4 trillion (approximately USD 6 billion) between January and December 2024. This feat demonstrates the authority’s commitment…

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Uganda’s Economic Resilience Shines: Shilling Strengthens Amid Global Uncertainty

Ugandans received some fantastic news this week from the Bank of Uganda – the shilling had strengthened against the US dollar. According to the Bank of Uganda’s monetary policy report for October 2024, the shilling appreciated by 1.9% in the three months to September 2024, indicating stability in Uganda’s domestic financial market. This appreciation not…

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