Uganda Opens East Africa's First Advanced Traffic Center.

By Nze Petero


Kampala, Uganda – Uganda has officially opened a new, modern Traffic Control Center in Kampala. The opening was led by the Japanese Ambassador to Uganda, H.E. Takuya Sasayama.

The new facility is valued at 47 billion Ugandan shillings (about $24 million USD). It is the first of its kind in East Africa.

The center is expected to make a big difference in the city by:

  • Easing traffic jams.

  • Reducing air pollution.

  • Helping Uganda’s public transport programs.

The project highlights the strong partnership between Uganda and Japan in improving the country's infrastructure.


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