Money
UNMF's money allegedly channeled to Ragga Dee's National Cultural Forum
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Unlocking Uganda’s financial future: embracing mobile money for prosperity
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MTN intensifies the fight against mobile money fraud
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Afrimoney customers with a refund claim to be paid through Stanbic Bank
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How mobile money masked Ugandans against covid-19
Benjamin Mukasa’s female friend in Mukono worked at a saloon in downtown Kampala.
Story by Howwe 
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3 UPDF masqueraders arrested in Jinja
The Uganda Peoples Defense Forces UPDF has arrested 3 men in Budondo in Jinja district for masquerading as army officers.
Story by Howwe Editor 
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Police guns down 2 Thugs in Hoima
Police in Hoima has shot dead two armed thugs who attempted to rob a mobile money dealer in Lusaka.
Story by Howwe Editor 
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Inspector of Schools Interdicted for Stealing PLE Money
The police in Busia have in custody the Busia Municipality Inspector of Schools a one George Barasa for allegedly stealing more than 20 million shillings in PLE fees.
Story by Howwe Editor 
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Drama in Mukono as Mobile Money Agents reject police calls to hire Private security guards
Drama has ensued in Mukono after Mobile money agents in the area rejected a proposal by the police to hire security guards to protect their business.
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Cabinet Approves Proposed Amendments in Foreign Exchange Act, 2004
Cabinet has approved the Principles for the proposed Amendments to Foreign Exchange Act, 2004 and the Foreign Exchange (Forex Bureaus and Money Remittance) Regulations, 2006.
Story by Howwe Editor 
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Do not leave any stone unturned- Speaker Oulanya tells Parliamentary commission on Excise Duty Bill
Deputy speaker of parliament, Rt. Hon Jacob Oulanya has instructed a parliamentary commission set to discuss the excise duty (amendment) Bill 2018, to consult all concerned parties especially mobile money vendors and students that use internet for research, before making a final; submission.
Story by Howwe Editor 
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Social media tax stays, as Mobile money tax reduces to 0.5%– Cabinet Decides
Ugandans will continue paying the 200 Shillings daily tax to access social media apps, Facebook, Twitter and Whatsapp among others.
Story by Howwe Editor 
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Mobile Money Agents Boycott own Strike for fear of arrests
Plans by activists to Mobile Money operators to boycott operations in protest of new taxes on mobile money transactions has flopped in parts of Kampala after several operators ignored the call and continued operating normally throughout the day.
Story by Howwe Editor 
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Mobile Money Dealers Petition Kadaga over 1% tax
Mobile money dealers under their umbrella body “Kampala Mobile Money Dealers Association (U) have petitioned the speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga against the 1% tax recently levied on mobile money transactions.
Story by Howwe Editor 
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MPs to petition speaker over mobile money, social media taxes, want Parliament recalled
At least 154 signatures are needed by a section of Members of Parliament from fellow legislators in a bid to recall Parliament from recess over the Social Media and Mobile Money tax.
Story by Howwe Editor 
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ICTAU Statement On OTT & Mobile Money Taxes
The flat tax on social media and other common Internet services will disproportionately affect the large number of Ugandans who live in poverty, according to ICTAU.
Story by Businge Brian Franco 
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