Uganda: Savers to Get NSSF Midterm Access Cash in Two Months, Says Govt

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Uganda: Savers to Get NSSF Midterm Access Cash in Two Months, Says Govt

[Nile Post] The Ministry of Gender has said savers can get their midterm access to NSSF savings in two months' time after finalizing with some nitty gritty including the statutory instrument that allows the payments.

Source: allAfrica.com

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