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Transforming Uganda’s Transport Sector: A Call For Sustainable Solutions

Transforming Uganda's Transport Sector A Call For Sustainable Solutions

Commissioner Winston Katushabe from the Ministry of Works and Transport is advocating for a significant reduction in the importation of aged vehicles in Uganda. He stresses the importance of transitioning to new and electric cars to combat the escalating air pollution crisis in the city. During the Green Mobility Forum in Kampala, Katushabe raised awareness about the detrimental effects of ...

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Transport Fares Increased Ahead Of X-mas

Transport Fares Increased Ahead Of X-mas

Transporters plying different upcountry routes have continued to hike transport fares ahead of Christmas slated for Monday next week. When reporters from Daily Monitor visited different parks and bus terminals in the city, they discovered that majority of the operators had increased transport fares by between Shs5,000 and Shs10,000. This is to compensate for the dwindling number of passengers returning to ...

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Payments For Standard Gauge Railway To Be Cashless – Kenyan Railways

Standard Gauge Railway Payments To Be Cashless - Kenyan

On Tuesday, January 24, Kenya Railways Corporation announced its plans to scrap cash payments for the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) train tickets. The corporation noted in a public notice that its operations for the Madaraka Express would fully be cashless. It also said that this will take effect on 1 February, 2023. To replace the cash payment system, Kenya Railways ...

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Uganda Airline Loses Shs1.2b Each Day It’s Airbus A330 Is Grounded, Report Says

Uganda Airlines And Rolls-Royce Enter New Deal

A report to President Museveni has shown that the National carrier, Uganda Airlines is losing USD305,500, approximately shs1.2 billion, everyday the Airbus A330 aircraft is grounded. Purchased purposely for long-distance or international flights, the national carrier has two Airbus A330-800neo aircraft but they are yet to start work. Out of the two planes, only one is currently operating on the ...

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Transport Fares Shoot Up Due To High Fuel Prices

We Agreed With Transport Operators To reduce Fares, Gen Katumba Wamala

After a long time of complaining about high fuel prices, those in transport business have finally decided to do something. The high fuel prices have forced them to increase transport fares so as to remain in the business. Apparently, the transport business has only been making losses and it’s just about time to change the prices so as they make ...

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