{UAH} (URA) made payments of over Shs 7bn tax payers money to high ranking government officials
Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) made payments of over Shs 7bn tax payers money to high ranking government officials in different ministries as a reward (akasiimo) for winning the Heritage/Tullow oil Capital Gains Tax (CGT) case. Some of the payments go as follows
Tax body's Chief Executive Doris Akol -------- Shs 242m
KCCA Director Jenifer Musisi, ------------------- Shs 121m.
UNRA Executive Director Allen Kagina ---------Shs 242m
The former Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, Kabagambe Kaliisa ----------Shs 133m.
Former Permanent Secretary Finance Ministry, Chris Kassami --------------------393m
Finance Ministry Permanent Secretary Keith Muhakani --------------Shs 108m.
Lawrence Kiiza, a senior official in the Ministry of Finance----------------- Shs 102m
Martin Mwambutsya, a Senior Attorney in the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs----------------------- Shs 232m.
Ernest Rubondo, who heads the Directorate of the Petroleum Authority of Uganda,------------------Shs 266m.
Solicitor General, Francis Atoke ---------------------Shs 234m
URA lawyer, Ali Ssekatawa------------------------Shs 242m
Director of Legal Affairs at the Solicitor General's office, Christopher Gashirabake--------------------------Shs 242m
E.T.C
Questions government must answer
1. Why would government officials be paid handsomely to defend the people's interests reward themselves with huge sums of money for doing the work they are paid for?
2. If indeed the money was meant to reward and motivate staff, what criterion was used to make the payments?
3. If the decision to reward these officials was administrative, how come doctors or government soldiers, lectures who save lives on a daily basis do not receive bonuses?
4. If these payments were in good faith, why wouldn't URA and Attorney General's office share this information with the public in the spirit of accountability?
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-- Tax body's Chief Executive Doris Akol -------- Shs 242m
KCCA Director Jenifer Musisi, ------------------- Shs 121m.
UNRA Executive Director Allen Kagina ---------Shs 242m
The former Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, Kabagambe Kaliisa ----------Shs 133m.
Former Permanent Secretary Finance Ministry, Chris Kassami --------------------393m
Finance Ministry Permanent Secretary Keith Muhakani --------------Shs 108m.
Lawrence Kiiza, a senior official in the Ministry of Finance----------------- Shs 102m
Martin Mwambutsya, a Senior Attorney in the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs----------------------- Shs 232m.
Ernest Rubondo, who heads the Directorate of the Petroleum Authority of Uganda,------------------Shs 266m.
Solicitor General, Francis Atoke ---------------------Shs 234m
URA lawyer, Ali Ssekatawa------------------------Shs 242m
Director of Legal Affairs at the Solicitor General's office, Christopher Gashirabake--------------------------Shs 242m
E.T.C
Questions government must answer
1. Why would government officials be paid handsomely to defend the people's interests reward themselves with huge sums of money for doing the work they are paid for?
2. If indeed the money was meant to reward and motivate staff, what criterion was used to make the payments?
3. If the decision to reward these officials was administrative, how come doctors or government soldiers, lectures who save lives on a daily basis do not receive bonuses?
4. If these payments were in good faith, why wouldn't URA and Attorney General's office share this information with the public in the spirit of accountability?
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