Members, if any of you has his or her container that has been delayed due to UNBS’ process especially I you already have a custom release, please approach the import inspection department immediately at UNBS’ headquarters in bweyogerere. A waiver has been issued following KACITA’s interventions. Please hurry while the …

KACITA Uganda has embarked on getting to the ground and meeting it’s members periodically as they share both business updates, business opportunities as well as getting to know the challenges they face. In attendance were Mr Yesigye Brian, the organising secretary, Mr Timothy Baguma the head of finance, Abel Mwesigye, …

KACITA Uganda CEO, Mwesigye Abel conducting an evaluation meeting over the business visit for the ministry of finance team. All this is geared towards addressing the pleight of not only the textile dealers and importers but all the end users.

This was a fulfillment of what the executive promised the prospective partners in the collateral management project aimed at facilitating business amidst covid-19 pandemic. The project aims at facilitating traders to ably meet their tax obligations on time especially on their imported goods while avoiding the high interest rates from …

KACITA Uganda together with the textile dealers and importers have today hosted officials from ministry of finance planning and economic development to a tour of the textiles, tailoring and designing centres. This is in a bid to demonstrate the effect of the increment of 5 dollar per kilo for textiles. …

KACITA Uganda has today in a press conference decried the unfair government increase on Taxation of various imported goods with emphasis on Textiles. Government recently increased tax rates inform of import duty on textile goods from 25% to 35% and also charged  5 US Dollars per kilo which was high, …

It is finally clear that the long awaited case between the landlords and tenants kicks off at the High Court on 17th 06 2020 . The traders / tenants represented by KACITA Uganda Ltd seek a court order restraining the landlords from charging rent for the period under lock down …

Traders under their umbrella body, Kampala City Traders Association (KACITA) have asked government to declare the three-month COVID-19 lockdown as a loss to the entire economy. This is in order to cushion tenants whose merchandise shops were locked following the lockdown from rent obligations. The call has been made today …

The COVID-19 pandemic has come hard at every business operation, regardless of size, balance sheet or level of preparedness. After months of watching the situation remain the same or in some cases, get grimmer, it’s safe to say that we’ve come to the point of fight or flight. At an …

Dear fellow business community players in Uganda and the public at large, It’s a very alarming situation following the outbreak of the dangerous COVID19 caused by Corona Virus which is a global pandemic. This has not only affected the incomes and cash flow of the public but affecting us both …