UNRA announces traffic diversion along Kampala-Jinja road

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UNRA announces traffic diversion along Kampala-Jinja road

Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) announced Monday that it was starting “major construction works at Njeru section” along Kampala-Jinja road. According to...

Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) announced Monday that it was starting “major construction works at Njeru section” along Kampala-Jinja road.

According to the Authority, this will affect normal traffic flow starting Tuesday, January 5, for a period of two weeks.

“Road signage has been installed at this section to guide road users to the alternative/diversion routes,” the Authority said.

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