As the norm is, transport fares have already been increased as Christmas draws close. Every year in December, transport becomes another thing and it seems as though places have become further. Regardless of the complaints from customers, nothing has ever been done about this. Much as the government is called upon to step in, they too seem as if they ...
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MP Squeezed By COSASE Over Purchase Of Uganda Railways Land
Mbarara City North MP Hon. Robert Mwesigwa Rukaari has received a one-week ultimatum to show evidence of purchase of Uganda Railways Corporation (URC) land. He received the ultimatum from Members of Parliament on the Statutory Authorities and State Enterprise (COSASE). This comes after Hon Rukaari said he had forgotten the bank through which he made the payments during a court ...
Read More »PSV Drivers Need More Training To Reduce Risks Of Accidents
Statistics from the Police show that 20,000 road accidents happen every year. Road safety in Uganda has apparently remained a very big concern. Not a single day has passed without hearing a report on lives lost in a road accident. The number of road accidents every year only implies over 2000 deaths, due to reckless driving by undisciplined passenger service ...
Read More »Uganda Airlines Plane Runs Out Of Fuel In Tanzania
Passengers aboard the Uganda Airlines plane were last evening delayed at Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar-es Salaam. This went on for a few hours after the plane ran out of fuel. The airlines blamed the delay on the mix-up in fuel delivery to the aircraft at the airport. ‘’Allow us to apologize for the prolonged delay at Julius Nyerere ...
Read More »Public And Private Transport Banned For 42 Days, Presidential Address
President Museveni has put a total ban on all public and private transport for the next 42days. This according to him is in order to tackle the spread of coronavirus that is currently ravaging the country. He said these 42 days are starting today excluding the ones already given on 6th June 2021. The query of the president was that ...
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