The government of Uganda responds to sugar millers’ petition over new entrants in industry

게시됨 2023년 11월 29일

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The Deputy Attorney General of Uganda, Jackson Kafuuzi, has responded to a petition by the Uganda Sugar Manufacturers Association to block the licensing of new millers. Kafuuzi stated that the Ministry of Trade is better equipped to address the legality of the new licenses and the concerns outlined in the Sugar Act of 2020. He also announced plans to amend the law to introduce a Sugar Council, which will handle licensing under the supervision of the trade minister, in order to address concerns about the Council's independence and financing.
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Deputy Attorney General Jackson Kafuuzi has responded to a petition by the Uganda Sugar Manufacturers Association to bar the licensing of new millers. Kafuuzi who was appearing before the Committee on Tourism, Trade and Industry on Tuesday, November 28, 2023, said the trade ministry is better placed to respond to the legality of the new licences. He was also responding to the issues in the Sugar Act, 2020. The Act establishes a Sugar Board but it will not be implemented following the rationalising of government agencies. The Sugar Board was expected to regulate the sugar industry through licensing of millers. When asked by the legislators on the way forward, Kafuuzi said: “It is only the line ministry that takes charge and that is why I get the concern that perhaps we should be here together with the Ministry of Trade. We would have answered these questions better together”. Kafuuzi, however, said the law will now be amended to introduce a Sugar Council, adding that licensing will ...
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