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We're on ground in kisenyi taxi park and tomorrow we shall be at old taxi park celebrate the 33yrs of Kabaka coronation blood donation drive.
Join the cause please.
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🩸 One donation can save up to three lives.
As we celebrate the 33rd Coronation Anniversary of His Majesty the Kabaka of Buganda, We join hands with partners and communities for a Blood Donation Drive on 29th & 30th July 2026.
Let’s celebrate by giving the gift of life.
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Foundation for Private Sector Drivers Initiative retweeted
Road safety experts are urging the government to introduce mandatory annual certification and continuous professional development for commercial passenger drivers.
#TofiiraKuKkubo
#RoadSafetyUG
More than 25 life lost in a single road crash.
💔 Today, as ROSACU members, we raised our voices and called for urgent action to stop the bloodshed on our roads.
Enough is enough. Safer roads, responsible driving, stronger enforcement, and protected road users can save lives.
Foundation for Private Sector Drivers Initiative retweeted
The Executive Director of the @uganda_drivers, @omongondugu1 has called for the formal recognition of commercial driving as a skilled profession, saying professional drivers are central to Uganda's economic growth and development.
Speaking at the national road safety press conference, Omongo said professional drivers play a vital role in supporting regional trade, tourism, public health, education, emergency response and national productivity.
He urged the @GovUganda and other stakeholders to establish a national framework for post-licensing professional driver development, noting that investing in professional drivers is an investment in the country's future.
#RoadSafetyUG
#ROSACU
#TofiiraKuKkubo – at Kampala, Uganda
We must all take road safety as health issues not infrastructure
We are highlighting the key issues contributing to road crashes in Uganda and calling for stronger action on; ●Driver professionalism,
●speed management, Safer infrastructure and enforcement
● Road safety financing.
Uganda continues to lose thousands of lives to road crashes, with 5,383 people lost in 2025-an average of about 15 lives every day.
These deaths are preventable. Road safety must remain a national priority.
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Foundation for Private Sector Drivers Initiative retweeted
ROSACU highlighted the need to professionalize passenger transport through continuous professional development for commercial drivers, ensuring they have the skills, discipline and competence required to safely carry passengers.
#RoadSafetyUG
#ROSACU
#TofiiraKuKkubo
Foundation for Private Sector Drivers Initiative retweeted
Road safety is a shared responsibility,” the Chairperson noted, calling for stronger partnerships, evidence-based reforms and commitment from government, transport operators, civil society, development partners and the public to save lives.
#RoadSafetyUG
#ROSACU
#TofiiraKuKkubo
Foundation for Private Sector Drivers Initiative retweeted
While welcoming stakeholders at the national road safety press conference, the ROSACU Chairperson extended condolences to families who have lost loved ones and emphasized that the focus should be on finding solutions rather than assigning blame.
#RoadSafetyUG
#ROSACU
#TofiiraKuKkubo
Foundation for Private Sector Drivers Initiative retweeted
The Chairperson of @ROSACUg Mr Fred Tumwine has called for collective action to address the rising number of road crashes in Uganda, noting that recent tragedies have shown the urgent need for stronger road safety measures.
#RoadSafetyUG
#ROSACU
#TofiiraKuKkubo
Happening now. We join the family and relatives of people lost their families in the recent road crushes in the country.
We call upon @PoliceUg to investigate the traffic officers on the road who allows excessive loading of our childrens on trips.
Building a sustainable income is a deal for our economy as Uganda @OWCUg and pave way for smart city policy of @KCCAUG implementation.
@RonaldBalimwezo @OPMUganda
A former boda boda rider at MM Pub, Kabuusu, Lubaga, sold his bike (when he heard me say that coffee growing gave better returns than the motor bike) and started a three-acre farm in Bukomansimbi. His farm grew to 17 acres by the time I visited him. He lives decently by any account.
A well-looked after acre of coffee yields at least 800,000/- per month. #WorkAndProsper
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Because every journey matters and every life counts, This important conversation is hosted by @movit_ug To day, 30th April at 11:00 AM.
Join voices from transport, law enforcement & road safety sharing practical tips and real-life insights.
📺 Live on YouTube
We're taking part in the @ROSACUg monthly meeting.
It is an important moment to reflect on progress made, lessons learned, and align on priorities that advances road safety in our communities.
Together, we continue strengthening partnerships and building a safer future for all.
Have you ever wondered that @UgandaRedCross has an accident/emergency toll-free line?
📞 0800 211 088
Save it, share it, and use it in case of emergencies. A quick call can save a life.
#EmergencyResponse #RoadSafety #Uganda #SaveALife #CommunitySafety
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Foundation for Private Sector Drivers Initiative retweeted
#EPS: Please make sometime for this discussion tomorrow!
Let your views be heard as we work to make our roads safer for everyone!
@MoWT_Uganda @PoliceUg @itmsug
How effective are the Express Penalty System (EPS) and Fine Issuance System (FIS) in improving road safety and traffic law enforcement?
Join us as we review how these systems will shift enforcement from manual, policing to a more automated, transparent, and data-driven system, and what it means for you.
🎙 Hosted by Andrew Kyamagero
👥 Featuring Kisakye Robert of @MoWT_Uganda & Sande Steven of @PoliceUg
🗓 Wednesday, 22nd April 2026
⏰ 6PM – 8PM
📍 MoWT X Space
To join tap in via the QR code and have your voice heard.
Happening now:
We're participating in capacity building workshop.
Stock-taking, key learnings, and aligning coordination as we grow.
#ROSACU #CoalitionBuilding
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🌸 Happy Easter from FPSDI–Uganda
This season of hope reminds us that every life matters. Let’s choose safety on our roads and care for one another.
Wishing you safe journeys, renewed strength, and joy. 🚗
#HappyEaster #RoadSafety #DriveSafe #FPSDI
As we travel to reunite with family and friends this festive season, let’s remember every journey matters. Drive with care, slow down, stay alert, and make choices that protect you and others.
Arrive home safely, with memories worth cherishing.
#SafeRoads #Brightfuture
Foundation for Private Sector Drivers Initiative retweeted
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