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How sh48b World Bank funding has transforme

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Rhyman Agaba
How sh48b World Bank funding has transforme
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A World Bank-funded infrastructure project in Mukono, Uganda, is nearing completion, transforming 9.72 kilometers of gravel roads into asphalt. The project aims to improve local mobility and reduce traffic congestion in the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area.

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Infrastructure development is a critical driver for regional economic growth and improved public safety in developing urban centers.

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How sh48b World Bank funding has transformed Mukono’s road network

Kalule told New Vision that the project is 100% funded by the World Bank. "Initially, we received sh43b for the road works.

The road network in Mukono Municipality is undergoing a remarkable transformation after the World Bank-financed civil works up to the tune of sh48b.

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