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Braving lines and a foul smell! Face Technologies empties septic tanks as thousands line up in driving permits renewal dash

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
June 29, 2016
in Featured Stories, Money
Reading Time: 1 min read
The long winding lines of people queuing  for new driving permits.

The long winding lines of people queuing for new driving permits.

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The cesspool emptier truck at Face Technologies in Kyambogo.
The cesspool emptier truck at Face Technologies in Kyambogo.
Thousands of Ugandans are braving lines at Face Technologies in Kyambogo, in a bid to renew their driving permits, before July 1, when the fees will be hiked, but they had to brave something else, a foul stench as the company’s management decided to empty their septic tanks this morning. Ugandans have had to bear with the offensive smell instead of having to fork out more than double the price in some instances, to renew their permits new fees that take effect on July 1.
The long winding lines of people queuing for new driving permits.
The long winding lines of people queuing for new driving permits.
During the reading of the 2016/2017 financial year budget recently, driving permit fees where hiked alongside other items to help government raise more revenue.  It will now cost Shs150,000 to acquire a new three-year driving permit, up from Shs60,000. A new five-year permit will cost Shs250,000. Renewals will cost Shs50,000 for one year up from Shs40,000 and Shs130,000 for three years up from Shs50,000. A five-year permit reneweal now costs Shs200,000.
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