Kampala — Poor roads and a dilapidated railway between Uganda and Mombasa Port have led to the high cost of imported commodities, a transport expert has explained.
"Poor infrastructure is reflected in higher transport costs and longer delivery time," Jennifer Mwijjuke, the general secretary of the Uganda Freight Forwarders Association, said.
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