Meet Halima, a small-scale businesswoman who sells simsim in Kapchorwa Town.
Known for her kindness and love for children, she put aside her business to care for the children involved in the tragic King David Junior School bus accident until their parents arrived.
We celebrate you, Halima and all mothers who show compassion when it matters most.
A bus is never just a bus.
It is a student arriving safely at school.
It is a healthcare worker reaching a patient.
It is an entrepreneur growing a business.
It is a family reunited at the end of the day.
It is a community connected.
Eng. Andrew Kitaka:
Kampala's roads, drainage and infrastructure had one man behind the technical decisions for almost a decade. Most Kampalans drove on his work every day and never knew his name.
Andrew Kitaka holds a BSc in Civil Engineering from Makerere University and an MSc in Transport and Planning from Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands.
He started his career at Kagga & Partners, a consulting engineering firm in Kampala, then moved to the Road Agency Formation Unit (RAFU) at Uganda's Ministry of Works and Transport.
When Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) was formed in 2011, he became its first Director of Engineering and Technical Services. He held that position for nearly a decade - overseeing roads, bridges, drainage systems and major infrastructure upgrades across the city.
He also holds certifications as a Project Management Professional (PMP) and in Construction Law and Arbitration. In December 2018 he was appointed Acting Executive Director of KCCA. He stepped down in October 2020.
His wife, Dr. Sabrina Kitaka, is a consultant paediatrician at Mulago - one power couple who chose to stay and serve Uganda.
He is a registered engineer with the Engineers Registration Board of Uganda and a member of the Uganda Institution of Professional Engineers.
The city you live in was built by engineers like Kitaka.
Appreciate the builders. Drop a ❤️ to show him some love.
🔁Repost, his story could inspire an upcoming engineer.
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Jinja & Kampala, are you riding smart yet?
On E-Bus Xpress, you get a clean bus, cool AC, Wi-Fi, comfort, safety and real value for your money.
This is the #ElectricExperience!
💸❌ NO CASH ONBOARD
Pay Via
📲 MTN MoMo Code: 594434 or Dial *165*22#
📲 Airtel Money Code: 4405648
As part of efforts to improve public transport and reduce congestion in Kampala, Government introduces the E-Bus Xpress service, offering affordable and modern mobility for city commuters.
Kampala Bus Fares | E-Bus Xpress
City Square → Nakawa: UGX 800
City Square → Wandegeya: UGX 800
City Square → Ntinda: UGX 1,500
City Square → Bukoto: UGX 1,500
Nakawa → Ntinda: UGX 800
Bukoto → Ntinda: UGX 800
Fares do not vary, They are constant.
Experience smarter travel
Safe, clean, and comfortable electric buses with AC and Wi-Fi from as low as UGX 800.
Cashless payments only:
MTN MoMo: *165*22# or pay using Merchant Code: 594434
Airtel Money: (Code: 4405648) @ebusxpress
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For as low as UGX 800 we deliver you to and from the city centre along the Kampala - Ntinda route.
The rain does not affect these prices.
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