The Government Receives Sh958 Billion For Nile and Kigezi Road Projects
The financing is likely to be used to build the roads Laropi-Moyo-Afoji and Katuna-Muko-Kamuganguzi.
Uganda Road Fund Earns Praise For its New Residence
The chief executive officers (CEOs) of over 15 African nations that oversee road funds honored executive director Andrew Naimanye, URF, and Uganda for their pioneering efforts.
President Museveni Visits City Roads and Infrastructure
“As Uganda prepares to host the NAM summit in January 2024, I took time to tour certain roads, the conference venue in Munyonyo, and the international airport in Entebbe.”
The African Development Bank has Approved a $1.4 million Grant for a Feasibility Study on a Uganda-Kenya Expressway
The feasibility study will determine the economic potential of upgrading the existing transnational road portions to expressway standards.
Speaker Thomas Tayebwa and MPs Inspect the Status of Katonga Bridge Construction
Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) executive director Allen Kagina and her colleagues greeted the Deputy Speaker.
UNRA Cautions on Road Safety
“Driving, or walking through flooded areas is not advisable as it is difficult to determine the depth and strength of the water which can result in loss of property and death,”
Alebtong District Launches Sh1 Billion Road Construction
In this first quarter alone, the government in Alebtong has already given sh250 million, and it will keep doing so until it reaches sh1 billion at the end of the fiscal year, according to Obua.
In order to get the most value for their money, he advised the locals to stay watchful and make sure the roads are properly maintained.
Kabale-Kisoro Road Damaged Section: President Museveni Issues Directive To Minister
The Ministry of Finance has been instructed by President Museveni to quickly set aside cash for the rehabilitation of the Kabale-Kisoro road’s damaged stretch in Hamurwa Town Council, Rubanda District.
KCCA Begins Tarmacking City Division Roads
According to KCCA’s deputy executive director, Eng. David Luyimbazi, the project would be finished in two years. The African Development Bank has invested $288 million (or roughly 1.1 trillion) in the road project.
Uganda Starts An Effort To Improve Road Safety Along The Northern Corridor
With the aim of reducing accidents on the Northern Corridor Road network and enhancing overall road safety, the campaign is being carried out in collaboration with the Ministry of Works and Transport (MoWT), Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA), Uganda National Transporters Association (UNTA), Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU), and the Uganda Police Force.