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    In the heart of Uganda’s Busoga Sub-Region, a quiet but powerful transformation is taking shape, fueled by the Parish Development Model (PDM). This grassroots initiative is reshaping communities, empowering households, and unlocking new economic opportunities at...
    Health authorities in Fort Portal have heightened safety measures after some individuals were reported to have been in contact with a deceased person suspected to have the Ebola virus. While speaking to the media on March 6,...

    Karuma Bridge to Close for Expansion Joint Installation

    The Ministry of Works and Transport has announced the installation of expansion joints on Karuma Bridge along the Kampala–Gulu...

    Traffic Resumes as Northern Bypass Maintenance Nears Completion

    The Ministry of Works and Transport has announced significant progress on the ongoing repairs along the Kampala Northern Bypass,...

    Gov’t Rolls Out Phase III of Digital Number Plate...

    This initiative, it said targets vehicles entering Uganda for first-time registration.

    Nakiwogo-Buwaya Ferry Services Shut Down for Three-Week Maintenance Works

    During the three-week closure, passengers are advised to take alternative routes.

    MoWT to Commence Phase One of Maintenance Works along...

    Edward Katumba Wamala, minister of works and transport, stated that phase one (21 km) of the project will last 6 months.

    MoWT Issues Road Safety Directives Ahead of Festive Season

    The Ministry of Works and Transport has issued  road safety directives to all road users as the festive season...

    MOWT Commits to Eradicate Congestion in Kampala City

    "The boda-boda issue is being handled carefully, and registration of all boda boda cyclists is ongoing. We are going to register a certain number of cyclists per stage, and those without stages will have to vacate Kampala. This will reduce the overcongestion and the high crime rate being committed by these unknown cyclists.”

    MoWT Suspends Jaguar Bus Company for 10 Days

    The Ministry of Works and Transport has suspended the Jaguar bus company from operating on any road in Uganda for a period of ten days following various accounts of reckless driving.

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