Ministry directs police crackdown on taxis and the Kampala Capital City Authority gazettes Nakawa for impounded vehicles.
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Updated Sep 11
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What happened
Ministry directs police crackdown on taxis and the Kampala Capital City Authority gazettes Nakawa for impounded vehicles.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Ministry of Works and Transport
Government ministry of Uganda
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Kampala
capital and the largest city of Uganda
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Kampala Capital City Authority
Local government unit in Uganda
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- Bloomberg Philanthropies and Kampala Capital City Authority jointly released the 2025 road safety report.