Uganda: Public, City Representatives to Be Engaged On Property Tax

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Uganda: Public, City Representatives to Be Engaged On Property Tax

[Nile Post] RippleNami Uganda, will conduct a civic engagement in Mbarara City on Monday, , 23 May at Acacia Hotel in Mbarara City to discuss the rights of property owners, service delivery and fair and equitable taxation when it comes to the collection and administration of property rates.

Source: allAfrica.com

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