Northern Bypass works completed as road fully reopens to traffic
Motorists are expected to enjoy smoother traffic flow along the Kampala Northern Bypass after the Ministry of Works and Transport ...
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Traffic diversions as Northern Bypass maintainance works resume on Friday
Motorists using the Kampala Northern Bypass should prepare for traffic disruptions starting Friday, February 13, 2026, as the Ministry of ...
Govt urges landowners along Busunju-Kiboga-Hoima Road to pick up titles formerly held by UNRA
The Ministry of Works and Transport (MoWT) has urged project-affected persons (PAPs) whose land titles remain in its custody, previously ...
LoP Ssenyonyi goes hard on Works Ministry over “exploitative” automated traffic fines
The Leader of the Opposition in Parliament, Joel Ssenyonyi, has written to the Ministry of Works and Transport to urgently ...
Floods leave trail of destruction in Kampala after early morning downpour
A heavy downpour that started at around 5 a.m. has left several parts of Kampala City submerged in floodwaters, causing ...
Kagina calls it quits at UNRA after nine years
Allen Kagina, the Executive Director of the scrapped Uganda National Roads Authority has left the body after serving at its ...
Half of Northern Bypass to be closed for six months for repairs
Government has announced that starting tomorrow, Saturday, half of the Kampala Northern Bypass will be closed for six months to ...
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