The Ugandan government passed a law that would impose a daily tax on social media users in May and it went into effect on Monday.
People are required to pay 200 Ugandan shillings, which is about 5 cents, a day to have access to social platforms like What’s App, Facebook, and Twitter, while a 1% tax on mobile money transactions, a popular payment method, was also introduced.
People are clearly unhappy about this new law that they initially thought was a joke.
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