Pioneer Easy Bus was poorly run but here’s why government should save it

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By Daniel K. Kalinaki

Posted Thursday, November 29 2012 at 02:00

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Solving Kampala’s traffic and transport challenges requires investments in physical infrastructure, such as wider roads and commuter railway lines, among others.

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