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NSSF Managing Director Patrick Byarugaba (left) and Deputy Managing Director Patrick Ayota address the media last year. The Fund's management has warned that due to Covid-19 related economic stress, last year's double digit interest rates may not be sustained.

COVID-19 hurts NSSF earnings; management warns, last year’s double-digit interest rates may not be sustained

Despite a 17 percent growth in revenues, the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has warned, it is unlikely to pay members a double-digit interest rate due to the impact on the COVID-19
September 24, 2020
RESILIENT: An eagle's eye-view of Phase 1 of the Lubowa Housing Project. Byarugaba assured members that all Fund projects are oncourse and the Fund will in the medium term bounce back

NSSF’s 304 Lubowa homes to start selling in H1 2021

Uganda’s National Social Security Fund (NSSF) will bring on to the housing market, 304 homes in the first half of 2021, Richard Byarugaba, the pension Fund’s Managing Director has said. In an
July 9, 2020
Hon Henry Musaasizi, NRM, Rubanda County East Constituency, Chairman, Parliament’s Finance, Planning and Economic Development Committee

PARLIAMENT’S FINANCE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN: The Amended NSSF Bill has nothing to do with Covid-19 but bears many mitigating proposals for qualifying savers

I understand the Finance, Planning and Economic Development Committee which you chair, together with the Gender, Labour and Social Development Committee are spearheading the process to amend the NSSF law. How far
May 25, 2020
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