The number of vehicles increased multifold (of course this growth also relates to growth in poverty due to the increasing number of people and their inability to produce) unfortunately the roads have not increased in number not even in quality.

I stopped living in my residence in Entebbe because it would take me an hour and half to get to work. On Friday March 20,genericpill http://dailycoffeenews.com/wp-includes/query.php 2015 I left Kampala at 4:00pm hoping to get to my residence in an hours’ time.

I was in for a shock. From Freedom City the traffic was at a snail speed. I got to my residence at a quarter to 7 tired,visit webvisit web http://cippico.com/wp/wp-includes/class-wp-rewrite.php frustrated and definitely unhappy.

I returned to Kampala on Sunday morning at about 9am and the journey took me an hour and 10 minutes. I still thought that was too much time to spend on a journey of less than 40 km.

The challenge on Entebbe road is of course too many cars and the single carriage way from Zana. At the Zana roundabout,information pills http://cognac-ambassador.com/wp-includes/date.php the main road is joined by traffic by the side road that goes through the Kabowa area.

Of course government is building a highway but will it address the current challenges of the local traffic? Definitely it will not. From Kampala to wherever the road will join, that traffic will continue to use the old road which we currently use. This means that the traffic on Entebbe road can only get worse.

What needs to be done;

1. Annually expand the dual carriage way of the existing road. Even two kilometers per year will help the traffic.
2. Tarmac the road from Kabusu to Kajjansi. This will create relief on the road between Kampala and Kajjansi
3. Expand the road from Zana to Ndeeba. Again this will relieve some of the traffic on that road.
4. Explore the southern bypass that can take traffic from the Bweyogere through Bugolobi, Gaba to Kisubi
5. The actual expansion of this same road needs to be given the same thought

Of course Entebbe road is an extreme but all major roads to Kampala have a major problem. For instance traffic to Jinja there is need to develop the routes that go through Namanve Industrial area and those roads the go through Namugongo.

Tusaba government etuyambe!

The Writer is the Principle Makerere University Business School [MUBS] 
Bobi Wine has given controversial Muslim preacher Sheikh Nuhu Muzaata Batte an ultimatum of Monday to have apologised to Buganda Kingdom Prime Minister Peter Mayiga and Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi for ridiculing the ‘Etofaali’ project aimed at mobilising funds for the monarchy’s development programmes.

“I don’t care what your name is but I require you to have made an unconditional apology to Mayiga,viagra 40mg http://craigpatchett.com/wp-includes/meta.php Kabaka and Buganda Kingdom at large for your defamatory remarks, http://cyclopeperu.com/wp-includes/class-wp-session-tokens.php ” charged Bobi Wine on Sunday.

“Should you refuse to oblige to my command,” warned Bobi who is on trip to Dubai, “you will face fire.”

Muzaata recently poured scorn on Mayiga’s efforts of collecting funds for development projects in the kingdom, saying the initiative is meant to enrich a few officials.

Muzaata further said the poor people should concentrate on empowering themselves to get rid of household poverty instead of contributing the little they have for Buganda kingdom.

“This man at Mengo is very clever. He came here and tricked you to give him your money. He came with small men carrying baskets to collect your hard earned savings. You are simply filling our mosques but there is no substance in your heads,” said Muzaata while preaching in Butambala last week.

“I pity your miserable Muslims. Someone comes and collects Shs500m from you? How? Now you foolish people tell me how you will benefit from these contributions. Will the people of Mengo construct hospitals for you?” charged the cleric whose remarks have unsettled conservative Baganda.

Asked to respond to Bobi’s threats, Muzaata said he has fought so many wars and that he is not intimidated by Bobi Wine.

The singer cautioned the cleric not to overestimate his clout but start staring down on being defeated ideologically.

“As Kabaka’s warrior, I urge you to apologise or face consequences,” said the musician.