Infrastructure

Before its construction in 1953, travelers had to cross the one-kilometer stretch of River Ssezibwa using canoes to transport their merchandise. This bridge was initially constructed to facilitate the transportation of cotton and coffee from Kayunga (Bugerere) to Kampala during the early 1940s to the 1970s.
Kayunga

Ssezibwa Bridge: No Repairs, New Structure in the Works

The Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) has revealed that there are no immediate plans to repair the damaged section of…

Uganda Government Seeks Sh 2.5 Trillion in Loans for National Roads and Climate Projects
International Development Association of the World Bank Group

Uganda Government Seeks Sh 2.5 Trillion in Loans for National Roads and Climate Projects

The government is requesting Parliament's approval for a loan of sh2.5 trillion to fund the enhancement of national roads and…

UNRA Restricts Heavy Trucks from Using Colonial Era Ssezibwa Bridge
Kayunga

UNRA Restricts Heavy Trucks from Using Colonial Era Ssezibwa Bridge

Uganda National Roads Authority Restricts Heavy Trucks on Aging Ssezibwa Bridge Highlights: Bridge Limited to Light Vehicles Due to Safety…

Alebtong District Invests UGX 1 Billion in Road Upgrades
Alebtong

Alebtong District Invests UGX 1 Billion in Road Upgrades

Alebtong district in northern Uganda has launched road works costing sh1 billion to enhance transportation and connectivity. The project includes…

Umeme's Fight Against Vandalism: Cameras on Transmission Towers
Buikwe

Umeme’s Fight Against Vandalism: Cameras on Transmission Towers

Mukono - In an engagement meeting held on October 5, 2023, Umeme discussed its plan to deter vandalism by placing…

Unregulated Parking Causes Chaos in Arua City
Arua

Unregulated Parking Causes Chaos in Arua City

In Arua City, locals are demanding better road expansion and clear guidelines for street vending and parking. Streets like Avenue,…