The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) has firmly defended its acquisition of additional office space at Pearl Tower on Yusuf Lule Road, Kampala, framing the decision as a strategic necessity driven by rapid institutional growth and a commitment to modernisation. In an article published by ChimpReports, URA’s Assistant Commissioner of Public and Corporate Affairs, Robert Kalumba, detailed the Authority’s rationale for the expansion. Driven by Growth and Recruitment Kalumba explained that the move is a direct result of the URA’s substantial increase in workforce and revenue targets. The URA recently completed a large-scale recruitment drive, adding over 1,000 new staff, primarily…
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