Joshua Mawerere appeared on Salam TV to talk about new business rules that affect traders across Uganda. The man from Kampala City Traders Association shared important details during the popular morning program called Omukeeze. Host Twaha Mukiibi asked questions about recent changes President Museveni announced on July 8th. Viewers learned about five major law updates that impact how companies operate. The show helps people understand complicated government policies that affect their daily business activities.
Mawerere explained how taxes and trade regulations have changed for local entrepreneurs. The amendments cover value added tax rules and stamp duty requirements for businesses. Excise duty laws also received updates along with tax procedure codes that companies must follow. External trade regulations got new provisions that affect import and export activities. These changes will impact how traders handle their financial obligations to the government.
Mukiibi stressed that Salam TV works hard to provide accurate news for Muslim communities. The station serves viewers who need reliable information about current events and policy changes. The program airs every weekday morning from seven until nine on multiple television platforms. People can watch live broadcasts on Startimes, GoTv, Azam TV, and Zuuku channels. The Afro mobile app also streams the show for smartphone users who prefer watching on their devices.
Mawerere explained how taxes and trade regulations have changed for local entrepreneurs. The amendments cover value added tax rules and stamp duty requirements for businesses. Excise duty laws also received updates along with tax procedure codes that companies must follow. External trade regulations got new provisions that affect import and export activities. These changes will impact how traders handle their financial obligations to the government.
Mukiibi stressed that Salam TV works hard to provide accurate news for Muslim communities. The station serves viewers who need reliable information about current events and policy changes. The program airs every weekday morning from seven until nine on multiple television platforms. People can watch live broadcasts on Startimes, GoTv, Azam TV, and Zuuku channels. The Afro mobile app also streams the show for smartphone users who prefer watching on their devices.
