BREAKING NEWS : IBRAHIM BBOSA RETURNS TO UCC, IS HE THE FIRST CASUALTY OF EFRIS?

Ibrahim Kibuuka Bbossa, who had been serving as the spokesperson for the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), officially resigned last month to rejoin the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC). His resignation followed a reshuffle by Commissioner General John Musinguzi Rujoki, which had earlier seen Bbossa appointed as Assistant Commissioner for Tax Education. In this new capacity, Bbossa…

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BREAKING NEWS : IBRAHIM BBOSA RETURNS TO UCC, IS HE THE FIRST CASUALTY OF EFRIS?

Ibrahim Kibuuka Bbossa, who had been serving as the spokesperson for the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), officially resigned last month to rejoin the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC). His resignation followed a reshuffle by Commissioner General John Musinguzi Rujoki, which had earlier seen Bbossa appointed as Assistant Commissioner for Tax Education. In this new capacity, Bbossa…

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Uganda’s Milk and Coffee Finds Market in Nigeria

By Amos Ssemuwemba In a significant move to strengthen agricultural ties, former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo visited Uganda on Wednesday, meeting with President Yoweri Museveni to explore trade opportunities in the dairy and coffee sectors. During his tour of Pearl Dairy Farms in Mbarara City, Obasanjo engaged with farmers in Kiruhura and Kazo districts, expressing…

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Empowering Bukomansimbi: Coffee Farmers Unite Against Exploitative Lending Practices.

By Amos Ssemuwemba Coffee farmers in Bukomansimbi District are calling for urgent government intervention to safeguard their harvests from the predatory practices of exploitative money lenders, which threaten both their livelihoods and the quality of Uganda’s esteemed coffee. During a recent workshop in Bigasa, organized by the Buddu-Rural Coffee Growers Traders and Processors Association, farmers…

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The Heated Debate Over Uganda’s First Female Fisheries Commander

By Amos Ssemuwemba The appointment of Mercy Adah Tukahirwa as the Commander of the Fisheries Protection Unit has sparked a heated debate in Uganda, following remarks made by Mukono South MP Fred Kayondo. Kayondo criticized the decision, citing cultural norms in Buganda that traditionally restrict women from leadership roles related to lakes. During a press…

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Media Crackdown: 11 Radio Stations Shut Down by UCC.

By Amos Ssemuwemba  The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) has shutdown 11 radio stations across the country, over illegal operations and failure to meet broadcasting standards. The decision was reached following an extensive investigation into the operations of the affected stations, which revealed breaches in ethical standards; including airing inappropriate content and failure to adhere to…

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