Roland D. Nasasira
Road Safety Journalist at Daily Monitor
Road Safety Journalist and All-round Features Writer @DailyMonitor, Car enthusiast and Traveller
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1 week ago |
monitor.co.ug | Roland D. Nasasira
What you need to know:Once renowned for producing large, rugged SUVs, car manufacturers are now embracing compact designs without sacrificing performance. The 2015 KIA Sportage SX exemplifies this shift as a mini-SUV designed for both urban commutes and off-road adventures, delivering power, comfort, and efficiency in a stylish package.
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2 weeks ago |
monitor.co.ug | Roland D. Nasasira
Uganda must adopt open science to drive sustainable economic growth and transform its industrialisation agenda, a top economist has said. Dr Fred Muhumuza, Director of the Economics Forum at Makerere University Business School, warned that without integrating science into planning, government efforts — including agro-industrialisation — risk stalling.
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3 weeks ago |
monitor.co.ug | Roland D. Nasasira
PrimeWhat you need to know:Tough, dependable, and built to conquer Africa’s harshest terrains, the Toyota Land Cruiser pick-up truck is more than just a workhorse; it is a statement of rugged performance and reliability. Roland D Nasasira explores why this vehicle remains a top pick for adventurers, game rangers, and even war zones. When it comes to off-road performance, few vehicles command as much respect as the Toyota Land Cruiser pick-up truck.
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1 month ago |
monitor.co.ug | Roland D. Nasasira
What you need to know:Lynnet Nanyonjo, the national chairperson of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) says much as the party encourages the youth to take part in government programs such as the youth livelihood programs to increase their economic status, handouts such as Shs50,000 they receive from manipulative politicians to vote for them is the cost of five years of service delivery, legislation, advocacy and good infrastructure, among others.
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1 month ago |
monitor.co.ug | Roland D. Nasasira
What you need to know:As Kampala undergoes extensive road rehabilitation, motorists, public transport users, and local business owners are bearing the brunt of dust, damage, delays, and rising costs, with no clear end in sight. For nearly two years now, much of Kampala has resembled a massive construction site. Numerous roads across the city and its suburbs have been dug up and closed off in phases to allow for major rehabilitation works.
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