WATCH: Birungi Mawejje, the Federation of Uganda Taxi Operators spokesperson, has backed the ongoing operation on DMC vehicles, saying the number of taxis on the roads has reduced as many have been taken to garages for maintenance. He says taxi fares remain unchanged, while poor road conditions also contribute to the mechanical deterioration of vehicles.
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Furthermore, I am hereby ordering DAS Air Cargo to sell all their interests in Uganda to @UG_Airlines at a fair price. This fair price will be determined by the government valuer. This must be done no later than the 30th of November 2026.
General Muhoozi Kainerugaba
CDF
We are delighted to welcome @Tyrese to the Pearl of Africa for a journey into one of Uganda’s most celebrated treasures, coffee.
His visit will connect some of the places, people and experiences shaping Uganda’s coffee story, including Kampala, the Source of the Nile, coffee farms and the Africa Coffee Park.
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Today, I was happy to meet Mr.Girma Wake (CEO of Uganda Airlines) and his team. We are determined to support him and @UG_Airlines to achieve all their goals. God bless Uganda.
At 78, when many people would be expected to rest and depend on their families, Henry Balikowa, a resident of Iganga District, continues to fetch water every day to earn a living.
Balikowa fetches about 50 jerrycans of water daily, selling each 20-litre jerrycan for just Shs 500. On each trip, he carries only eight jerrycans, forcing the elderly man to make several exhausting rounds to complete his daily work.
Despite his age and the physical strain, Balikowa says fetching and selling water remains his source of survival. Every round he makes is another painful journey in his struggle to earn enough to meet his daily needs.
For Balikowa, water is not just a basic necessity; it is the burden he carries every day to survive.
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