News in brief
Jun 02, 2009
<b>Landlords told to pay taxes<br></b>JINJA - Property owners in the district have been urged to pay taxes on time to enable quick delivery of services.
Landlords told to pay taxes
JINJA - Property owners in the district have been urged to pay taxes on time to enable quick delivery of services. The call was made by David Irumba, an inspector in the local government ministry, during a workshop at the Jinja town hall on Thursday. “We encourage property owners to pay their rates and those mandated to collect taxes to sensitise them on the benefits which accrue from the taxes.†Irumba said they would sensitise the public on taxation. “Funding is still a big problem. We have targeted districts with big properties where increased revenue can be mobilised,†he said.
Soroti school gets guild team
SOROTI School of Registered Comprehensive Nursing has elected a new guild team. Peter Imalingat was voted guild president. Other members include Mary Abbo (vice-president), Paul Odaka (speaker) Arthur Lusabe (sports) Jonathan Mulongo (information and foreign affairs), Edgar Tusubira (mess), Mackay Nathan Odeke (finance), Anita Nanswezye (women affairs), Eddy Aniku (health and campus affairs). Others are Alex Obwana (education) and Eunice Akello (Nightingale Hall minister).
JINJA - Property owners in the district have been urged to pay taxes on time to enable quick delivery of services. The call was made by David Irumba, an inspector in the local government ministry, during a workshop at the Jinja town hall on Thursday. “We encourage property owners to pay their rates and those mandated to collect taxes to sensitise them on the benefits which accrue from the taxes.†Irumba said they would sensitise the public on taxation. “Funding is still a big problem. We have targeted districts with big properties where increased revenue can be mobilised,†he said.
Soroti school gets guild team
SOROTI School of Registered Comprehensive Nursing has elected a new guild team. Peter Imalingat was voted guild president. Other members include Mary Abbo (vice-president), Paul Odaka (speaker) Arthur Lusabe (sports) Jonathan Mulongo (information and foreign affairs), Edgar Tusubira (mess), Mackay Nathan Odeke (finance), Anita Nanswezye (women affairs), Eddy Aniku (health and campus affairs). Others are Alex Obwana (education) and Eunice Akello (Nightingale Hall minister).