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After Kapchorwa, activists call for smart enforcement

Published by The Observer By Alfred Ochwo · 20 July 2026 at 06:55
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After Kapchorwa, activists call for smart enforcement
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The deaths of 20 pupils and one adult in Friday’s school bus crash in Kapchorwa have reignited calls for Uganda to fully implement smart enforcement, with commercial drivers and road safety experts arguing that technology-driven enforcement could help curb reckless driving before it turns fatal. An Isuzu bus belonging to King David Junior School in […] The post After Kapchorwa, activists call for smart enforcement ap

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