EIA handled 2,243,104 international passengers and 67,731 metric tonnes of cargo in 2024. Additionally, to support tourism and the oil and gas sector Uganda developed the Kabalega International Airport (93 % progress) in Hoima whose operations are expected to commence in FY 2025/26 Read more Air Transport Uganda’s overall Road Network Estimated to be at 159,623 km, with National Roads accounting for 21,292 km (13.2%) , Urban Roads accounting for 19,952 km (12.5%), District Roads accounting for 38,603 km (24.2%), and the majority of the Roads being Community Access Roads covering 79,948 km (50.1%). Read more Road Transport The Railway Transport system in Uganda comprises of a Metre Gauge Railway (MGR) network of 1,266 km Read more Rail Transport During the financial year 2022/2023, 2 Ferries were added to the network and 13 ferries were operated. The ferries registered a 97.1% adherence to scheduled trips while ferry crossing availability stood at 96.5% Read more Water Transport
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Our Leadership

Hon. Byamukama Fred

Minister of Works and Transport

Hon. Siraj Musa Ali

Minister of State for Works And Transport (Works)

Hon. Julius Maganda Wandera

Minister of State for Works And Transport (Transport)

Mr. Bageya Waiswa

Permanent Secretary

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National Transport Statistics Overview

 Key indicators reflecting the scale, performance, and growth of Uganda's road, air, rail and water transport infrustractures

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Projects

  • Road Projects

Kampala Northern Bypass

  • Water Transport

Lake Bunyonyi Ferry Project

  • Railway Transport Projects

Pre – Cast Concrete Railway reserve boundary markers phase III

AAIU

The Aircraft Accident and Incident Investigation Unit (AAIIU) is the independent government body mandated to investigate aviation occurrences in Uganda. Established under Section 38 of the Civil Aviation Authority Act, Cap. 354 (as amended in 2019 and 2024).

The AAIIU operates under the Ministry of Works and Transport as Uganda’s official accident investigation authority in compliance with ICAO Annex 13 Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs).

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