Following the presidential directive to release Public transport on Thursday, June 4, 2020, the Kampala Taxi Operators Association -KOTSA has released new taxi fares revised upwards for Kampala metropolitan and surrounding areas.
President Museveni on Monday night reiterated his earlier statement giving room for public transport to resume operations.
The president said this would be on condition that they carry only half of the usual capacity including the driver and the conductor and follow Standard Operating Procedures -SOPs given by Kampala Capital City Authority -KCCA.
KOTSA attributes the increased fares to the half passenger capacity policy issued by Government noting that failure to adjust would mean operating under losses.
So that begs the question of how many Ugandans will manage to cope with the new system after spending two solid months under lockdown.
Kampala -Bweyogerere, Kireka 4000
Kampala-Mukono, Seeta 6000
Kampala-Naalya, Kyaliwajjala 3000
Kampala-Namugongo, Kira 4000
Kampala-Kasangati, Gayaza 4000
Kampala-Kyebando, kikaya 3000
Kampala-Nsangi, Maya 5000
Kampala-Nakirebe, Mpigi 6000
Kampala-Namuwongo, kisugu 3000
Kampala-Makindye, Bunga, Nanganda 3000
Kampala, Nsambya, Kabalagala 2000
Kampala-Kalerwe,kanyanya, Mpererwe 3000
Kampala-Matuga 4000
Kampala-Ntinda 2000
Kampala-Biina,Kitintale, Mutungo Luzira 3000
Kampala-Muyenga, Bukasa 4000
Kampala-Gaba, Kansanga, Munyonyo 4000
Kampala-Mbuya, Bugolobi 2000
Kampala-Kasubi, Masanafu, Namungoona 3000
Kampala-Bwaise, Kawempe 3000
Kampala-Rubaga, Wakaliga, Nateete 3000
Kla-Kiwatule, Najjera 3000
Kampala-kisasi, Kyanja 3000
Kampala-Salaama, Munyonyo 4000
Kampala-Entebbe, Nkumba 8000
Kampala-Lubowa, Kajjansi 4000
Kampala-Najja, Namasuba 3000
Kampala-Nyanama, Kabowa, Mutundwe, Bunamwaya 3500
Kampala-Busega 4000
Kla-Bulenga 5000
Kampala-Nansana, Wakiso 4000
