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‘99 Percent Of Kenyan Bank Accounts Hold Less Than UShs37m’

Kenya’s Central Bank Governor (CBK) Patrick Njoroge (in featured photo) on Tuesday revealed that 99.3 percent of bank accounts in Kenya have less than Ksh.1million (about UShs37 million), Citizen TV reports. Njoroge, appearing before the Parliamentary Committee on Finance and National Planning on Tuesday, said most Kenyans willingly report on

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MAK Staff Cry To Parliament: VC Is Curtailing Our God-Given Freedoms

Makerere University joint staff associations have asked Parliament to intervene in the affairs of the institution, saying the current environment has infringed on their God-given freedoms. They are calling for autonomy of staff associations.  The members of the staff associations led by the leaders of the Makerere University Academic Staff

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DETAILS: Seasonal Rainfall Outlook For Various Parts Of Uganda

 The Uganda National Meteorological Authority (UNMA) has released the March To May 2019 seasonal rainfall for Uganda indicating that most parts of the country will have heavy rains.  In a statement dated Febraury22, 2019, Dr. Festus Luboyera, the UMNA Executive Director says overall, there is an increased likelihood of near

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Kenya Taxman Freezes 11 Bank Accounts Of Alcohol Tycoon Over Shs109bn

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has obtained orders freezing 11 accounts associated with businessman Humphrey Kariuki over alleged tax evasion amounting to KSh3 billion (UShs109.9bn), Daily Nation reports. The accounts are scattered in seven banks, including Equity, National Bank of Kenya and Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB), and are linked to

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IGP, URA Should Act On Officials Implicated In Illegal Closure Of Banks- COSASE Report

Officials implicated in the controversial closure and sale of seven banks are in trouble after the Parliamentary Committee of Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises (COSASE) report advised the Inspector General of Government (IGP) and Uganda Revenue Authority (URA)  to take action on them. COSASE investigations into BoU followed the

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