Restoring Uganda’s Railways: A Long Road Ahead

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The Uganda Railways Corporation (URC) is now focusing on restoring railway infrastructure in up-country areas, a step taken months after the successful resumption of limited passenger services on the Kampala-Mukono route. This move comes as part of an effort to address the deteriorating state of the country’s railway system. CurrentContinue Reading

Zanzibar Government Responds to ACT-Wazalendo’s Airport Construction Criticisms

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ACT-Wazalendo’s Claims on Pemba Airport Disputed by Zanzibar Officials The Zanzibar government has addressed recent criticisms from the ACT-Wazalendo party regarding the construction of the Pemba International Airport and road projects. The Ministry of Construction, Communications, and Transport has countered these claims, asserting that the accusations are intended to createContinue Reading

Tanzania Celebrates Completion of SGR Project

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Tanzania has celebrated the successful completion of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) project between Dar es Salaam and Dodoma, a major milestone achieved with the help of Yapi Merkezi. This important infrastructure development marks a new chapter in connectivity, economic growth, and technological advancement for Tanzania. The SGR project isContinue Reading

Lake Kyoga’s Ferry Fleet Expands with New 300-Passenger Vessel

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MV Bukungu: Lake Kyoga’s New 300-Person Ferry Unveiled Lake Kyoga is set to benefit from a new ferry capable of carrying 300 passengers, following a successful technical exercise on August 7, 2024. The Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) confirmed that the MV Bukungu passed its flotation test with flying colors.Continue Reading