Road projects suspended amidst funding
“When the roots of a tree begin to decay, it spreads death to the branches.” By Fidel Boy Leon In Uganda’s history of national development, roads were meant to be…
Why the Government Has Temporarily Suspended the Express Penalty System
The Ugandan government has suspended the Automated Express Penalty System (EPS Auto) for one month, following public complaints over flawed traffic fines, technical issues, and poor implementation. The suspension, effective…
Uganda Goes Digital: Automated Traffic Fines Now Live Nationwide.
Uganda has officially launched the Automated Electronic Penalty System (EPSAuto), a high-tech, camera-driven platform designed to curb reckless driving and enhance road safety across the country. Unveiled by the Ministry…
A Return to the Skies: Uganda Airlines Makes First Direct Flight to London
Uganda Airlines has launched its first-ever direct flight between Entebbe International Airport and London Gatwick Airport, marking a landmark moment for Uganda’s aviation sector and reinforcing the country’s global connections…
What You Need to Know About the New Speed Limit Regulations
The enforcement of the Traffic and Road Safety (Speed Limit) Regulations, 2024 has officially begun, introducing major changes to the rules for road users in Uganda. Until now, many drivers…
Kasese International Airport Deal Signed
The Government of Uganda, through the Ministry of Works and Transport, has signed a landmark deal to upgrade Kasese Airfield into the country’s third international airport. This follows last year’s…
Auto System to Track Traffic Offenders Rolls Out
In a bid to improve traffic offense management and road safety, the Ministry of Works and Transport is introducing an automated traffic violation tracking system. At the core of this…
Uganda Airlines Dreaming Bigger Than Ever
Uganda Airlines is preparing to leverage its upcoming Entebbe–London Gatwick route to expand its footprint across Europe. Starting May 18, 2025, the national flag carrier will commence four weekly flights…
What the Restored Karuma Bridge Brings
The Karuma Bridge, a vital link between northern and southern Uganda, officially reopened to all traffic on Monday after undergoing weeks of rehabilitation. The 62-year-old bridge has been significantly improved…
The Hidden Human Cost the Saaka Bridge Has Ended
For decades, crossing the River Mpologoma was more than just a logistical challenge—it was a life-threatening ordeal. Without a bridge, residents of Kaliro and Pallisa districts risked their lives every…